The 2023 college football season was a special one for Missouri: The team finished 11-2, won the Cotton Bowl, and achieved more than 10 wins for the fourth time in program history.
The Tigers could have even more in store for 2024.
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With a number of returning players, coach Eli Drinkwitz’s team has high expectations for the upcoming season. Missouri is ranked 11th in both major preseason polls, its highest ranking to start a season since 2008.
At least part of the excitement for the Tigers comes from their schedule, even in the unforgiving SEC, which featured only one top-15 team on its roster last season.
Here is a look at the Missouri football team’s entire schedule, including available start times and TV channels:
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All times Central.
- Thursday, August 29: Missouri vs. Murray State | 7 p.m. | SEC Network (Fubo)
- Saturday, September 7: Missouri vs. Buffalo | 6 p.m. | ESPN+, SEC Network+
- Saturday, September 14th: Missouri vs. Boston College | 11:45 a.m. | SEC Network (Fubo)
- Saturday, September 21st: Missouri vs. Vanderbilt*
- Saturday, September 28th: BYE
- Saturday, October 5: Missouri at No. 20 Texas A&M | 11 a.m. | ABC or ESPN (Fubo)*
- Saturday, October 12th: Missouri at UMass
- Saturday, October 19: Missouri vs. Auburn*
- Saturday, October 26: Missouri at No. 5 Alabama*
- Saturday, November 2nd: BYE
- Saturday, November 9th: Missouri vs. No. 16 Oklahoma*
- Saturday, 16 November: Missouri in South Carolina*
- Saturday, November 23rd: Missouri vs. Mississippi State*
- Saturday, November 30th: Missouri vs Arkansas*
* Denotes an SEC game
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