The Southeastern Conference announced its television window assignments for the 2026 season, outlining how each of Missouri’s games will be positioned across the Early, Afternoon, Night and Flex slots.
While the specific start times remain fluid, the conference confirmed that every SEC‑controlled matchup will receive one of the four designated windows, ensuring a clear broadcast strategy for each contest.
Prime‑time spotlight for the Tigers
Missouri will enjoy at least four night games, a slot traditionally reserved for the most highly promoted matchups, which promises heightened visibility and a larger audience reach.
Exact kickoff moments within those windows will be locked in roughly twelve days before each game, allowing the league and broadcasters to fine‑tune scheduling based on competitive and logistical considerations.
The slate includes contests against Arkansas‑Pine Bluff, Kansas, Troy, Mississippi State, Florida, Texas A&M, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Texas, Georgia, Kentucky and Oklahoma, offering a blend of regional rivalries and high‑profile road trips.
Fans can anticipate a season punctuated by marquee night games, while the staggered timing process keeps the schedule adaptable up to the final week before each kickoff.