The Florida Gators welcome the Stetson Hatters to the O'Connell Center on Tuesday night for a preseason exhibition matchup. If you want to follow the men's college basketball action on TV or live stream, we have the details you need to know just below.
Florida leads the all-time series between the two Sunshine State schools, 53-12, dating back to 1921, when the Hatters doubled up the Gators, 36-18, in Gainesville. While Stetson had a decent deal of early success, it has not won a game against the Orange and Blue since 1983 — a 77-73 triumph in the O'Dome — as UF has won the last 20 straight meetings, including last year's game, 85-45 at home.
Stetson, under two-time national champion former Florida assistant Donnie Jones, brings in seven new players
to surround returning All-Atlantic Sun Collin Kuhl, who averaged 13.1 points and 6.3 rebounds with a .656 field goal percentage last season.
Todd Golden's gang is ranked first in the preseason editions of both the USA TODAY Coaches Poll and AP Top 25, while Stetson has never been ranked in either poll.
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What channel is Florida vs. Stetson on today?
- TV Channel: SEC Network+
- Livestream: ESPN+
Florida vs. Stetson will be broadcast nationally on the SEC Network+ on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Ryan Urquhart and Brittany Davis will call the game inside the O'Connell Center. Streaming options for the game include ESPN+.
Florida vs. Stetson time today
- Date: Tuesday, Oct. 27
- Start time: 7 p.m. ET
The Florida vs. Stetson game starts at 7 p.m. ET from inside the O'Connell Center in Gainesville, Florida.
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