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BYU Television to broadcast BYU-Michigan State men's basketball Dec. 8

On Saturday, Dec. 8, BYU Television will provide live coverage of the BYU men’s basketball team’s match-up against Michigan State.The game will originate from the Energy Solutions Arena in Salt Lake City, and tip-off is at 2 p.m. (MT).

Coming off a 72-57 victory over Weber State University, the 7-1 Cougars are ranked no. 19 nationally, while Michigan State is ranked no. 9.

BYU Television is available in 45 million homes throughout Utah and the United States on the Dish Network, DirecTV and approximately 180 cable systems. The station also provides a live program stream via the Internet at www.byutv.org.

For additional programming information, as well as updates on upcoming sporting events that will be broadcast, visit www.byutv.org.

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