How to watch Missouri softball vs. Arkansas in SEC Softball Tournament quarterfinals
No. 5-seeded Missouri softball is moving on to the conference quarterfinals
The Tigers defeated Mississippi in their opening game of the SEC Softball Tournament, taking down the 13th-seeded Rebels 3-1 on Wednesday in Auburn, Alabama.
Mizzou starting pitcher Laurin Krings pitched six innings of three-hit ball, Taylor Pannell came in for her nation-leading 13th save of the season and the Missouri offense put up three runs in a third-inning outburst to get all the production it needed to send the Tigers through to the quarters.
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Now, Missouri (41-14) is moving on to the No. 4-5 seed game, where it faces Arkansas (36-15).
In early April, Mizzou dropped a regular-season series in Fayetteville, Arkansas, with three-run losses in the series opener and the finale. In Game 2 of the set, Missouri run-ruled Arkansas in five innings.
In their most recent series, the Razorbacks dropped 2 of 3 at home against Ole Miss. With Wednesday’s win over the Rebels, Missouri has now won six of its past seven games.
The winner of Thursday’s quarterfinal will advance to face either No. 1 Tennessee or No. 8 LSU in the Final Four.
Here is everything you need to know about Missouri’s quarterfinal matchup, including game-time TV information and streaming options:
How to watch Missouri softball vs. Arkansas on TV, stream in SEC Tournament
Game time: 1 p.m. CDT on Thursday, May 9 (or 35 minutes after 10 a.m. contest ends)
Location: Jane B. Moore Field in Auburn, Alabama
TV channel: SEC Network
Stream: Fubo (free trial)
All four of Thursday’s games at the SEC Softball Tournament will air on SEC Network. Missouri’s game is available to watch on the streaming platform Fubo, which offers a free trial. Mizzou's game against Arkansas is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m., or 35 minutes after the conclusion of Tennessee-LSU, which is the day's opening game.
If Missouri makes it to Friday’s semifinals, you can catch the Tigers on ESPN2. The championship game will air Saturday on ESPN.
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This article originally appeared on Columbia Daily Tribune: How to watch Missouri softball in SEC Tournament quarterfinals
