How to Watch Missouri vs Vanderbilt | Live Stream & Start Time

SEC foes match up when the Missouri Tigers (4-0) and the Vanderbilt Commodores (2-3) play on Saturday, September 30, 2023 at FirstBank Stadium. Look below for more important details, including how to watch this matchup on Fubo.

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Missouri vs. Vanderbilt Game Time and How to Watch

Game Day: Saturday, September 30, 2023
Game Time: 4:00 PM ET
TV Channel: SEC Network
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Stadium: FirstBank Stadium
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Moneyline Favorite: Missouri (-476)
Spread: Tigers (-12)
Total: 56.5

Missouri vs. Vanderbilt Stats and Insights

Missouri has scored 39 more points than its opponents this season (9.7 per game). Vanderbilt has scored just five more points than its opponents (one per game).
Vanderbilt’s defense has allowed 32.4 points per game this season, close to the same as the 30.5 Missouri has scored.
In games where the Tigers score over 32.4 points they have put together a record of 2-0.
This season Vanderbilt racks up 12.6 more points per game (33.4) than Missouri allows (20.8).
The Commodores are 2-2 overall when scoring over 20.8 points this season.

Missouri vs. Vanderbilt Recent Meetings

In their past two head-to-head bouts, Missouri has beaten Vanderbilt two times.
In those contests against Missouri, the Commodores have covered two times while going over the point total on one occasion.
Vanderbilt has been outscored by 12 points in its last two tilts against Missouri.

Top Performers

Missouri

Brady Cook has helped drive the Tigers’ offense this year, tallying 1,073 passing yards with seven passing touchdowns, zero interceptions and a 72% completion percentage.
Cook has been helping the offense with his legs, as he’s run for 31 yards (1.1 YPC) and three rushing touchdowns in four games.
On 42 targets, Luther Burden III has 32 grabs (eight per game) for 504 yards and three TDs in four games.
Cody Schrader has piled up 403 rushing yards (100.8 yards per game) and two touchdowns while averaging 6.2 yards per carry in four games for the Tigers.
Nathaniel Peat has generated 186 yards in the ground game (46.5 per game) with two rushing touchdowns in four games.
Peat has compiled four catches on four targets for 81 yards and one touchdown as a receiver in 2023.
As part of the Tigers’ defense, Johnny Walker Jr. has registered 17 tackles, one TFL, and 2.5 sacks in four games.
Ty’Ron Hopper has helped spur the Tigers’ defense with two TFL and 20 tackles in four games.
As part of the Tigers’ defense, Nyles Gaddy has recorded nine tackles, two TFL, and 2.5 sacks in four games.
With 12 tackles and two interceptions, Kris Abrams-Draine has helped carry the Tigers’ defense over four games.

Vanderbilt

AJ Swann has 11 touchdown passes and seven interceptions in five games, completing 53.2% of his throws for 1,251 yards (250.2 per game).
In five games, Will Sheppard has 27 receptions for 345 yards (69 per game) and six touchdowns.
In the passing game, London Humphreys has scored three TDs, catching 12 balls for 299 yards (59.8 per game).
In five games, Jayden McGowan has 23 receptions for 295 yards (59 per game) and zero touchdowns.
CJ Taylor has registered 29 tackles, six TFL, and three sacks in five games for the Commodores.
In five games for the Commodores, Nate Clifton has delivered one interception to go with 14 tackles, four TFL, two sacks, and one pass defended.
De’Rickey Wright has 10 tackles and two interceptions in five games.
Ethan Barr has totaled 19 tackles In five games for the Commodores.