Middle Tennessee will be getting a paycheck from an SEC foe for the second straight week when the Blue Raiders visit Missouri on Saturday, Sept. 9. The game will be live streamed on ESPN+ and Sling Orange.

They were trounced by third-ranked Alabama last week. Middle Tennessee and Missouri have met twice before with both games coming down to the wire. The Blue Raiders lost in overtime in 2003 when they missed a PAT, then beat the Tigers 51-45 in 2016.

The Tigers appear to have settled on Brady Cook at quarterback after he split duties a week ago with freshman Sam Horn in a victory over South Dakota.

When is Missouri-Middle Tennessee?

Missouri and Middle Tennessee meet at 6 p.m. (7 p.m.) on Saturday, Sept. 9.

Will it be live streamed?

ESPN+

You can subscribe to ESPN+ for just $9.99 a month (or $99.99 per year) through the ESPN App, (on mobile and connected devices), ESPN.com or ESPN+. It is also available as part of a bundle offer that gives subscribers access to Disney+, Hulu (ad-supported), and ESPN+ — all for just $12.99/month.

ESPN+ will be the exclusive home to loads of games involving the Big 12, AAC, Conference USA, MAC and Sun Belt. That includes Oklahoma vs. SMU in Week 2. There are also some SEC nonconference games exclusive to streaming (called SEC Network+), but people who have SEC Network on a TV package can watch those games in the ESPN app without having to pay for ESPN+.

Sling

Sling Orange is $40 a month and offers ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPN3. Here’s what you need for the SEC Network Plus.

SlingTV is offering some special season-long football packages. Starting at $274 (a savings of $76), you can get five months of Orange & Blue + Sports Extra. The packages includes NFL Redzone, ESPN, NFL, SEC, ACC, PAC 12, Big10, and Longhorn Networks.

You can also get a college football specific offer. Get 5 months of Sling Orange + Sports Extra, starting at $199, a savings of $56, which Includes ESPN, SEC, ACC, PAC 12, and Longhorn Networks. Catch every game on ABC with ESPN3 simulcast.

Will it be televised?

The Missouri-Middle Tennessee game will be broadcast on SEC Network Plus and won’t be available on traditional television.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.