Missouri vs West Virginia football: Game info, where to watch, predictions

Last week we had to wait... like, SO LONG until kickoff that week two will be like, a shock to the system. Not only do we get football one week after the opener, but we get every beat writers’ most coveted of kick off times, 11 am central.

Obviously the theme of the day for the Tigers will be redemption. The early loss to Wyoming was enough to set the fan bases’ excitement level back significantly, but a win over West Virginia can right the ship. A convincing win, however, is something that can get people back on board.

Basically Barry Odom and the Tigers have to prove last week was a blip and not a trend.

Missouri-West Virginia football: Time, TV channel

TIME: 11:00 a.m. CT

DATE: Saturday, September 7, 2019

LOCATION: Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium; Columbia, MO

Missouri-West Virginia football: Follow the game

TELEVISION: ESPN2

• DirecTV: 209 / Dish: 143 / U-Verse: 606 / Verizon: 74 / Charter: 301 / Mediacom: 114

STREAM: WatchESPN, Hulu LiveTV, YouTube TV

TWITTER: @MizzouFootball

FACEBOOK: MizzouFootballShowMe

ESPN+: ROCKMNATION Affiliate link

Missouri-West Virginia football: Betting odds, predictions

As of Friday evening, Missouri is a 14-point favorite over Wyoming, according to VegasInsider.com. The total points (over/under) is 62.5.

PICK ‘EM. Give us an over/under (62.5), a score prediction and an MVP.

Ryan Herrera: I’m going with the under, a 33-20 Missouri win and Kelly Bryant takes charge of the offense once again to take home the game’s MVP.

Ryan Faller: I’m taking the over, only because Kelly Bryant showed me enough (just enough) in the opener, and I don’t think Mizzou’s defense can hold West Virginia under 28 points.

Score prediction: 45-31, Mizzou. I do not think this team can play as poorly for three straight quarters as they did in Wyoming for two consecutive weeks. If they do, it could be a long season.

MVP: Kelly Bryant. I don’t think he wings it 48 times again, but he limits the killer mistakes.

Josh Matejka: Despite my misgivings about the defense, I’ll take the under. Missouri wins 33-27, but I think the last Mountaineers touchdown comes late. For MVP, give me another heaping helping of MY MAIN MAN, JONATHAN NANCE. Kelly Bryant doesn’t seem to have much chemistry with many other people right now and the senior’s performance went a bit unnoticed last week. You know, because they lost.