How to Watch Michigan State vs. Baylor: TV Channel, Whistleblower Time, Live Stream
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The last time Baylor entered a tournament he won it all. The reigning 2021 NCAA tournament champions will now play Michigan State for a different championship: the 2021 Battle 4 Atlantis.
GAME INFORMATION
Who: Michigan State (5-1) vs. Baylor (6-0)
When: 11 a.m.
Where: Imperial Arena, Nassau, Bahamas
HOW TO WATCH
TV Network: ESPN
Streaming options only
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Main cable companies
Comcast: Channel 32/202 (HD) | Diffusion
Spectrum: Channel 34/773 (HD) | Diffusion
Flat: Canal 140 | Diffusion
DIRECTV: Channel 209 | Diffusion
* Channel numbers shown are for Michigan subscribers and may change by geographic area. Check local listings.
HOW TO LISTEN
Radio network: Spartan Media Network
Affiliates: WJR-AM 760 Detroit; WJIM-AM 1240 / WMMQ-FM 94.9 Lansing; 22 other Michigan subsidiaries listed on MSUSpartans.com
Live broadcast : MSUSpartans.com | iPhone app | Android app
Satellite: SiriusXM channel. 381
PLAY NOTES
• Baylor won the 2021 NCAA tournament, the school’s first national championship. He brings an 11-game winning streak in Friday’s game, the longest active streak in the country.
• The Bears have returned only one starter from their national championship team to center Flo Thamba. He also sacked six reserves from that team, including leading scorer LJ Cryer (15.8 points per game).
• Michigan State has faced Baylor only once before: in the 2016 Battle 4 Atlantis, when the Bears won 73-58, en route to the tournament championship.
• Michigan State will play its third regular season tournament championship in the past five years. The Spartans won the 2017 PK80 Invitational and the 2018 Las Vegas Invitational (Michigan State did not play in a regular season tournament in 2020 due to COVID-19.)
• The Spartans rank second in the country in terms of defensive efficiency, with 86.6 points per hundred possessions, per Kenpom.com. Since Michigan State’s victory over Kansas, no team has scored more than 61 points against them or shot better than 37% from the ground.
PRE-GAME LINKS
Three takeaways from Michigan State’s Battle 4 Atlantis win over Connecticut
Late 9-point run helps Michigan State come back to beat Connecticut
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