How to watch Tennessee versus Arkansas basketball today: Time, TV channel

Here is how to watch Tennessee versus Arkansas basketball, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

Tennessee (13-0) is ranked No. 1 in the USA TODAY Sports Men’s Basketball Coaches Poll for a fourth consecutive week.

The Vols will open Southeastern Conference play on Saturday at Food City Center. Tennessee will host Arkansas (11-2) and first-year head coach John Calipari.

Calipari is 22-16 versus Tennessee while serving as a head coach. The Razorbacks also have Tennessee transfer forward Jonas Aidoo on roster during the 2024-25 season.

The Vols lead the all time basketball series versus Arkansas, 26-22, dating to 1936.

Here is how to watch the Tennessee-Arkansas basketball game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information.

What channel is Tennessee vs. Arkansas game on? Time, TV schedule

TV channel: ESPN

Start time: 1 p.m. EST

Tennessee versus Arkansas can be watched on ESPN. Karl Ravech (play-by-play) and Jimmy Dykes (analyst) will be on the call.

Tennessee vs. Arkansas odds

Odds: Tennessee -11.5

O/U: 143.5

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Where to watch Tennessee vs. Arkansas on livestream

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2024-25 Tennessee Vols basketball schedule results

Oct. 27 versus Indiana (L, 66-62 — exhibition)

Nov. 4 versus Gardner-Webb (W, 80-64)

Nov. 9 at Louisville (W, 77-55)

Nov. 13 versus Montana (W, 92-57)

Nov. 17 versus Austin Peay (W, 103-68)

Nov. 21 versus Virginia (W, 64-42 — Naussau, Bahamas)

Nov. 22 versus Baylor (W, 77-62 — Naussau, Bahamas)

Nov. 27 versus UT Martin (W, 78-35)

Dec. 3 versus Syracuse (W, 96-70)

Dec. 10 versus Miami (W, 75-62 — New York, New York)

Dec. 14 at Illinois (W, 66-64)

Dec. 17 versus Western Carolina (W, 84-36)

Dec. 23 versus Middle Tennessee State (W, 82-64)

Dec. 31 versus Norfolk State (W, 67-52)

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