How to Watch Arkansas vs. Missouri Basketball: Live Stream & TV Channel Info – February 24

By Lineups Staff | Feb 24, 2024, 2:11am

The Missouri Tigers (8-18, 0-13 SEC) will attempt to break a seven-game road slide when they visit the Arkansas Razorbacks (13-13, 4-9 SEC) on Saturday, February 24, 2024 at Bud Walton Arena. The game airs at 12:00 PM ET on ESPN2.

Catch the exciting game between the Razorbacks and Tigers live on ESPN2. Don’t miss all the action!

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Razorbacks vs. Tigers Game Info

Date: Saturday, February 24, 2024
Time: 12:00 PM ET
TV: ESPN2
Live Stream: Stream NCAA men’s basketball on Paramount Plus and Hulu + Live TV
Where: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Venue: Bud Walton Arena

Razorbacks Insights

On offense, Arkansas is posting 75.2 points per game (139th-ranked in college basketball). It is surrendering 77.8 points per contest at the other end of the court (324th-ranked).
The Razorbacks are grabbing 35.1 boards per game (208th-ranked in college basketball). They are ceding 37.0 rebounds per contest (289th-ranked).
Arkansas is dishing out 11.3 assists per game, which ranks them 311th in the nation in 2023-24.
The Razorbacks are committing 11.1 turnovers per game (151st-ranked in college basketball). They are forcing 10.9 turnovers per contest (230th-ranked).
Arkansas is sinking 5.8 threes per game (321st-ranked in college basketball). It owns a 31.5% shooting percentage (301st-ranked) from downtown.
This season, the Razorbacks are allowing 7.5 threes per game (210th-ranked in college basketball) and are allowing opposing teams to shoot 34.6% (257th-ranked) from beyond the arc.
Arkansas has taken 67.9% two-pointers and 32.1% from beyond the arc this season. Of the team’s baskets, 77.1% are two-pointers and 22.9% are three-pointers.

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Tigers Insights

In 2023-24, Missouri is 232nd in college basketball offensively (72.0 points scored per game) and 261st on defense (74.4 points conceded).
On the glass, the Tigers are 13th-worst in the nation in rebounds (31.3 per game). They are 301st in rebounds allowed (37.4 per game).
Missouri is 219th in college basketball in assists (12.7 per game) in 2023-24.
In terms of turnovers, the Tigers are 124th in the nation in committing them (10.8 per game). They are 77th in forcing them (12.7 per game).
In 2023-24, Missouri is 152nd in the country in 3-point makes (7.7 per game) and 232nd in 3-point percentage (32.9%).
The Tigers give up 7.5 3-pointers per game and concede 34.0% from beyond the arc, ranking 210th and 222nd, respectively, in college basketball.
In 2023-24, Missouri has attempted 40.4% percent of its shots from behind the 3-point line, and 59.6% percent from inside it. In terms of made shots, 30.2% of Missouri’s buckets have been 3-pointers, and 69.8% have been 2-pointers.

Razorbacks Leaders

Tramon Mark leads the Razorbacks in scoring, tallying 17.2 points per game to go with 4.0 rebounds and 1.6 assists.
Trevon Brazile leads Arkansas in rebounding, averaging 6.5 per game, while Davonte Davis leads the team in assists, distributing an average of 2.0 in each contest.
The Razorbacks get the most three-point shooting production out of Khalif Battle, who knocks down 1.3 threes per game.
The Arkansas steals leader is Mark, who averages 1.3 takeaways per game, while its blocks leader is Brazile, who compiles 1.3 rejections per contest.

Tigers Leaders

Sean East collects 16.4 points and tacks on 4.2 assists per game, putting him at the top of the Tigers’ leaderboards in those statistics.
Noah Carter is at the top of the Missouri rebounding leaderboard with 5.1 rebounds per game. He also notches 11.8 points and tacks on 1.5 assists per game.
Nick Honor is the most prolific from deep for the Tigers, hitting 2.3 threes per game.
Anthony Robinson II (1.3 steals per game) is the steal leader for Missouri while Aidan Shaw (1.2 blocks per game) is the block leader.