NORMAN, Okla. -- The Oklahoma-Missouri football game on October 13 will kick at 5:30 p.m. from Owen Field. The game will be broadcast by FOX Sports Net (FSN).
 
FSN televised the season opener against North Texas and the conference opener at Colorado.
 
ABC has the 2:30 p.m. broadcast of the OU-Texas game live from Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas on Saturday. The network released a coverage map for its 2:30 p.m. slot. The AT&T Red River Rivalry will be broadcast to 55% of the nation while the Iowa at Penn State game will be seen by 27% and the N.C. State at Florida State 18%.
 
The OU-Texas game will be seen in all areas of these states: Oklahoma, Texas, Washington, Oregon, California, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maine.
 
The game will also be broadcast by affiliates in western North Dakota, western South Dakota, western and central Nebraska, southern and central Missouri, central and northern Alabama, western Tennessee, central Kentucky, northern Virginia, central Maryland, northern New Jersey, western Massachusetts, northern Vermont and northern New Hampshire.
 
View Sooner Gameday Central for complete information on the 2007 OU-Texas game.