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Montana announces TV broadcasts, tip times, date change ahead of basketball season
11/24/2020 5:02:00 PM | Men's Basketball
Update: On Wednesday it was announced that Saturday's game at USC has been pushed to a 7 p.m. (MT) tip.
The 2020-21 basketball season tips off this week, with Montana traveling to USC on Saturday evening.
While Montana will begin the season with no fans in attendance – as will most programs around the country – Griz fans still have plenty of opportunities to follow their favorite team in action.
All four of Montana's non-conference games will be broadcast to a national audience, starting with Saturday's tilt at USC on the Pac-12 Network. Montana's trips to Washington (Dec. 16) and Arizona (Dec. 22) will also be on the Pac-12 Network, while its game Dec. 8 at Georgia can be seen on the SEC Network. Those with subscription access to those networks can also stream the games online.
All 20 Big Sky Conference games will be broadcast worldwide on Pluto TV. New this year, Montana's home games will be broadcast on channel 1006.
Pluto TV is America's leading free OTT service. Fans anywhere in the world can access Pluto TV online or by downloading the Pluto TV app for mobile and tablet devices. The Pluto TV app is also available on any connected living room device such as Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, PlayStation or Xbox, as well as most smart TVs, including those from Samsung, Vizio, Sony and Hisense.
Several Big Sky contests are also expected to be picked up regionally through SWX Montana.
In addition to television and streaming platforms, every Montana game this season can be heard over the airwaves on the Grizzly Sports Network. In Missoula, Montana fans can hear Riley Corcoran's calls on KGVO (98.3 FM/1290 AM). Those who are not in the Missoula or Montana footprint can still listen to the radio broadcast wherever they are in the world through TuneIn.
For up-to-date information regarding Montana's schedule, tip times and TV broadcasts, check the schedule page on GoGriz.com. Several tip times have recently been added, as has a date change, with Montana now hosting Northern Colorado on Saturday, Jan. 2 and Monday, Jan. 4.
The 2020-21 basketball season tips off this week, with Montana traveling to USC on Saturday evening.
While Montana will begin the season with no fans in attendance – as will most programs around the country – Griz fans still have plenty of opportunities to follow their favorite team in action.
All four of Montana's non-conference games will be broadcast to a national audience, starting with Saturday's tilt at USC on the Pac-12 Network. Montana's trips to Washington (Dec. 16) and Arizona (Dec. 22) will also be on the Pac-12 Network, while its game Dec. 8 at Georgia can be seen on the SEC Network. Those with subscription access to those networks can also stream the games online.
All 20 Big Sky Conference games will be broadcast worldwide on Pluto TV. New this year, Montana's home games will be broadcast on channel 1006.
Pluto TV is America's leading free OTT service. Fans anywhere in the world can access Pluto TV online or by downloading the Pluto TV app for mobile and tablet devices. The Pluto TV app is also available on any connected living room device such as Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, Amazon Fire TV, PlayStation or Xbox, as well as most smart TVs, including those from Samsung, Vizio, Sony and Hisense.
Several Big Sky contests are also expected to be picked up regionally through SWX Montana.
In addition to television and streaming platforms, every Montana game this season can be heard over the airwaves on the Grizzly Sports Network. In Missoula, Montana fans can hear Riley Corcoran's calls on KGVO (98.3 FM/1290 AM). Those who are not in the Missoula or Montana footprint can still listen to the radio broadcast wherever they are in the world through TuneIn.
For up-to-date information regarding Montana's schedule, tip times and TV broadcasts, check the schedule page on GoGriz.com. Several tip times have recently been added, as has a date change, with Montana now hosting Northern Colorado on Saturday, Jan. 2 and Monday, Jan. 4.
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