Ole Miss vs. N.C. State: How to watch, live stream, start time, TV channel
Ole Miss men’s basketball is coming off its second longest downtime between games since the season started when it opens up a critical early-season three-game home stand to close out November and open up December.
Starting on Tuesday the Rebels (5-0) host North Carolina State in the first ever ACC/SEC Challenge, coming off their first road win of the season after beating Temple last Wednesday.
The first two games of the home stand include the Wolfpack and then Memphis comes to the SJB Pavilion on Saturday, in a stretch the Ole Miss program is dubbing ‘Culture Week.’ Once Saturday afternoon arrives firs-year head coach Chris Beard will have an even better idea of where his team is after what are arguably the two toughest games of the non-conference portion of the schedule.
In the last three games the Rebels have won by a combined five points and two of the wins have come down to a defensive possession and a missed last-second shot by the opponent. None of the first five wins have been comfortable victories as Ole Miss has not won by more than 10 points.
Ole Miss basketball vs. N. C. State game info
Teams: Ole Miss Rebels (5-0) vs. North Carolina State (4-1)
Date: November 28, 2023
Location: SJB Pavilion in Oxford, Miss.
Time: 8 p.m. CT
Television: ESPN2 (Kevin Fitzgerald, Andraya Carter)
Online Streaming: fuboTV — Limited time offer: $40 off Fubo’s Pro, Elite and Premier plans
Radio: 105.1 FM, 105.5 FM and 93.7 FM locally in Oxford. SiriusXM 106 or 190 (Sirius XM app 961). Full Ole Miss Radio affiliates
Fun Facts
— Ole Miss and North Carolina State have met three times prior, all in postseason action. The two programs faced off in back-to-back years of the 1928 and 1929 Southern Conference Tournament, and in the 2000 NIT
— Ole Miss has started 5-0 in back-to-back years for the first time since the 2012-13 and 2013-14 seasons. The Rebels won a combined 46 games between those two years.
— Guard Allen Flanigan helped lead Ole Miss to victory once again at Temple, with his third 20-point game in the early season. At 20.2 points per game, he is one of 41 players in the NCAA averaging over 20 points.
