Sept. 16, 2009
Columbia, Mo. -
Mizzou Basketball released its 2009-10 television schedule on Wednesday and the club is once again in position to have all 33 of its games televised.
Missouri has a school record 14 regular-season games appearing on national TV, while 15 contests (including two exhibitions games) will appear on the Mizzou Sports Network. Four games will be televised by the Big 12 Network.
Of course the potential exists for each of Missouri's games to be carried live from coast-to-coast thanks to ESPN Full-Court/ESPN360. Each game appearing on ESPN or the Big 12 Network will be carried on Full-Court and every Mizzou Sports Network game is available to both services.
While most of the Mizzou Sports Network telecasts will appear on Fox Sports Midwest, road games at Oral Roberts (Dec. 9) and Iowa State (March 2) will appear on selected cable outlets around the state due to a scheduling conflict with the NHL's St. Louis Blues. Check back with mutigers.com in the coming months for more detailed television information.
Missouri opens its television schedule on Nov. 6 with intrastate foe Truman State coming to Columbia. One week later the final exhibition contest against Northwest Missouri State (Nov. 13) will air throughout the state before regular-season action tips-off on Nov. 17 against Tennessee Martin.
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