How to watch and listen: Mississippi State vs. Florida

Mississippi State opens SEC action this Saturday against Florida with a morning kickoff at Davis Wade Stadium. The Bulldogs have struggled, of late, with back-to-back losses to Arizona State and Toledo, and enter Saturday with a 1-2 mark.

Florida has also experienced difficulties in the early season and the Gators are also 1-2 overall. Florida lost to Miami in the season opener at home and opened SEC play last weekend with a home loss to Texas A&M.

Florida leads the all-time series with Mississippi State with a 34-19-2 record while the Bulldogs have won seven of the 12 meetings in Starkville. The last time these two teams met was in 2018 when former State head coach Dan Mullen brought his Florida squad to Starkville and left town with a 13-6 victory.

For those that can’t make the 11:00 a.m. (ct) kickoff at Davis Wade Stadium, here’s how you can watch and listen:

TELEVISION – ESPN (On-Line: Watch ESPN App)

Broadcast Crew
Play by Play: Dave Pasch
Analyst: Dusty Dvoracek
Reporter: Taylor McGregor

RADIO – MSU Network

Play by Play: Neil Price
Analyst: Matt Wyatt
Sideline: Jay Perry

Click Here for the Mississippi State Radio Network Listings

SATELLITE RADIO

Sirius Channel 106, XM Channel 190
Mobile App: Varsity Network (Mississippi State)

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