Tennessee Lady Vols basketball travels to Texas A&M on Sunday in pursuit of a 4-0 start in SEC play.
The Lady Vols won 88-81 over Florida on Thursday to move to 3-0, the ideal start for a team that is trying to get on the right side of the NCAA Tournament bubble.
Texas A&M (13-3, 1-2 SEC) lost 87-70 at LSU on Thursday to begin a very difficult three-game stretch, including the Lady Vols on Sunday and South Carolina next week.
Here’s everything you need to know about Tennessee’s game vs. Texas A&M, including time, TV and streaming info and more:
What channel is Lady Vols vs. Texas A&M on today?
Tennessee vs. Texas A&M will be broadcast nationally on ESPN. Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app and FUBO, which offers a free trial to potential subscribers.
Lady Vols vs. Texas A&M start time
- Date: Sunday, Jan. 14
- Start time: 5 p.m. ET
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The Tennessee-Texas A&M game is scheduled to tip off at 5 p.m. ET inside Reed Arena in College Station.
Lady Vols basketball schedule 2023-24
Record: 10-5 (3-0 SEC)
Nov. 7: Florida A&M (W 93-54)
Nov. 9: at Florida State (L 92-91)
Nov. 13: Memphis (W 84-74 in OT)
Nov. 19: Troy (W 100-73)
Nov. 23: vs. Indiana in Women’s Fort Myers Tip-Off (L 71-57)
Nov. 25: vs. Oklahoma in Women’s Fort Myers Tip-Off (W 76-73)
Nov. 29: Notre Dame (L 74-69)
Dec. 3: Ohio State (L 78-58)
Dec. 6: vs. MTSU (L 73-62)
Dec. 10: Eastern Kentucky (W 72-63)
Dec. 19: Wofford (W 85-63)
Dec. 31: at Liberty (W 90-55)
Jan. 4: at Auburn (W 75-67)
Jan. 7: Kentucky (W 87-69)
Jan. 11: Florida (W 88-81)
Jan. 14: at Texas A&M
Jan. 18: at Mississippi State
Jan. 21: Vanderbilt
Jan. 28: at Ole Miss
Feb. 1: at Georgia
Feb. 4: Missouri
Feb. 8: at Alabama
Feb. 12: Arkansas
Feb. 15: South Carolina
Feb. 18: at Vanderbilt
Feb. 25: LSU
Feb. 29: Texas A&M
March 3: at South Carolina
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