Texas A&M travels to No. 14 Missouri for a crucial SEC showdown Saturday. Here’s how to watch on ABC, kickoff time, streaming options and Aggies radio coverage.

Texas A&M football faces one of its biggest tests of the season Saturday when the Aggies travel to Columbia looking to upset a nationally ranked SEC opponent.

Texas A&M visits No. 14 Missouri on Saturday, October 10, at 11 a.m. CT (noon ET) at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Missouri.

The Southeastern Conference matchup will air nationally on ABC, giving Aggies fans across the country an opportunity to watch Mike Elko’s team attempt to build on last weekend’s impressive victory over Arkansas.

Texas A&M enters the contest at 3-2 overall and 1-2 in SEC play, while Missouri stands at 4-1 with a 1-1 conference record.

What Channel Is Texas A&M vs. Missouri On?

ABC will provide national television coverage of Saturday’s Aggies-Tigers matchup.

Bob Wischusen will handle play-by-play duties alongside ESPN analyst Louis Riddick.

Stormy Buonantony will report from the sidelines.

Texas A&M vs. Missouri Game Information

How To Stream Texas A&M vs. Missouri

Fans can watch Saturday’s game through ABC on traditional cable, satellite and over-the-air television.

Streaming is available through the ESPN app and ABC.com with eligible access.

Subscribers to YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Fubo and DIRECTV packages that carry ABC may also watch the game live.

Check your provider’s channel lineup before kickoff.

How To Listen To Texas A&M vs. Missouri

The Texas A&M Sports Network will carry Saturday’s game across nearly 60 affiliated radio stations throughout Texas.

Andrew Monaco will provide play-by-play coverage, joined by analyst Dave Elmendorf and sideline reporter Will Johnson.

Fans in Bryan-College Station can listen through WTAW 1620 AM and 94.5 FM.

The broadcast is also available through the official 12th Man app, while SiriusXM will carry the Aggies’ radio call on Channel 205.

Can Texas A&M Upset No. 14 Missouri?

The Aggies delivered one of their most complete performances of the season last weekend, defeating Arkansas 34-7 at Kyle Field.

Quarterback Marcel Reed completed 13 of 19 passes for 170 yards while adding 66 rushing yards and a touchdown.

But Saturday’s opponent presents a considerably tougher challenge.

Missouri quarterback Austin Simmons threw for 340 yards and two touchdowns during the Tigers’ 45-17 victory over Florida.

The Aggies’ defense must contain Simmons while generating consistent pressure and preventing explosive passing plays.

Texas A&M has enjoyed recent success against Missouri, winning three consecutive meetings, including last season’s 38-17 victory in Columbia.

For Elko and the Aggies, another win over the Tigers would provide a significant boost to their SEC championship hopes.