Missouri men’s basketball is heading out of town for a neutral-site game for the second time in the early stages of the 2026-27 season.
The Tigers are set to face Marquette on Sunday, Nov. 15, at United Center in Chicago.
Mizzou enters the matchup with a 2-1 record after losing its other game played at a neutral venue, suffering a 90-84 defeat to Saint Louis on Nov. 6 in St. Louis.
The Tigers have recorded two blowout wins over Cleveland State and SIUE, while Marquette also enters the contest with a 2-1 record.
Head coach Shaka Smart’s team fell on the road at Michigan this past Wednesday.
The upcoming matchup will serve as a homecoming for Gates, who is originally from Chicago.
In team roster news, “Mizzou’s Mark Mitchell got stitch on nose, will be evaluated for Marquette”, according to local reporting.
In freshman news, “How Jason Crowe Jr. showed ‘short term memory,’ set Mizzou freshman scoring record” was detailed by sports coverage.
The game will not air on a traditional TV network and is available only via streaming.
Missouri’s game against Marquette will stream live “only on Peacock”, per the broadcast details.
Paul Burmeister will serve as the play-by-play announcer for the streaming broadcast, and Robbie Hummel will work as the on-air analyst.
The contest is scheduled to tip off at 1:30 p.m. CT on Sunday, Nov. 15, at United Center.
Tickets for the neutral-site game are available on the secondary market, with “prices beginning at $89 on StubHub”, according to ticket listings.
For radio listeners, the Tiger Radio Network will air the game live with Mike Kelly calling play-by-play and Chris Gervino serving as the analyst on satellite channel 256.
Fans can also tune in to the radio broadcast via the Sirius XM app on channel 256.
Further coverage of the game originally appeared “in the Columbia Daily Tribune”, detailing complete viewing information.