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LSU vs. Texas: How to watch, highlights and results

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Two of the best teams in college basketball square off on Sunday afternoon as the No. 5 LSU Tigers (25-1) head to Austin to play the No. 3 Texas Longhorns (25-2). LSU and Texas are in line to receive a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament. Both would take one step closer to that accomplishment with a win.

For LSU, it’s been as usual. Since Kim Mulkey arrived in 2021, LSU has a record of 116-15. The Tigers famously won the National Championship in 2023, knocking off Caitlin Clark and the Iowa Hawkeyes. LSU has the talent to win another title thanks to the tandem of Flau’Jae Johnson and Aneesah Morrow. For Texas, Vic Shaffer has turned the Longhorns into a national power since taking over in 2020. Texas reached the Elite Eight last season, but they have what it takes to reach the Final Four, especially thanks to the play of Madison Booker.

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This will be the lone regular-season meeting between LSU and Texas. However, these two teams could meet in the SEC tournament next month. Keep reading for information on how to watch the game between LSU and Texas, including the start time, channel, and streaming options. Read our NCAA women’s basketball March to the Madness guide for more coverage.

Highlights and results: Texas 65 – LSU 58

SEC SHOWDOWN ? LSU Tigers vs. Texas Longhorns | Full Game Highlights | ESPN College Basketball

How to watch LSU vs. Texas

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Tip-off between LSU and Texas is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET on Sunday, February 16, 2025. The game will be held inside the Moody Center in Austin, Texas. Watch the game live on ABC. Fans can use WatchESPN or ABC.com to stream online. Log in with a TV provider for full access.

For those without cable, LSU versus Texas can also be seen on  ESPN+ . ESPN+ starts at $12 per month. However, there are options to bundle ESPN+ with Disney+ and Hulu for one monthly price starting at $17 per month.

Watch LSU vs. Texas on Sling TV

Thanks to live streaming TV services, fans no longer need cable to experience sports, news, and entertainment programs. Sling TV is one of the best on the market thanks to its customization and accessibility. No long-term contracts are also a positive for those who don’t want to commit to yearly deals.

Sling offers an Orange plan at $46 per month, a Blue plan at $51 per month, and the Orange and Blue plan for one monthly price of $66. ABC is on the Blue plan. However, combining both plans gives you all the sports channels you’ll need to watch college hoops.

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How to watch LSU vs. Texas from abroad with a VPN

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If you have trouble accessing your streaming apps while traveling abroad, download a VPN or virtual private network. VPNs allow users to connect to a digital server of their choosing to bypass regional broadcast restrictions. Plus, it adds more privacy and security. Our top recommendation is NordVPN, which you can try risk-free for 30 days or request a money-back guarantee.

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