How to watch Alabama vs. Oklahoma this weekend: Time, TV channel for Top 15 showdown
Coming off a series loss last week to the No. 1 ranked Tennessee Volunteers, the Alabama Crimson Tide are now set to resume SEC play yet again this weekend at home, welcoming one of the newest conference teams, the Oklahoma Sooners, to town for a three-game set.
The Big 12 regular season champions a year ago, Oklahoma is currently enjoying a strong start to their time with the SEC, as the Sooners are sitting at 20-3 overall, as well as 4-2 in conference play. Oklahoma is also ranking among the nation's top teams at the moment, currently sitting at No. 9 in the latest USA TODAY Sports College Baseball Coaches Poll.
As for Alabama, the Crimson Tide currently sit at 23-3 overall for the season, and are also 4-2 in SEC play. Alabama is also ranked as the nation's No. 11 team according to the latest Coaches Poll.
Here's how to watch the Alabama vs. Oklahoma series this weekend, including time, TV schedule, and streaming information:
What channel is Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Oklahoma Sooners on today?
TV Channel:
Game 1: SEC Network+
SEC Network+ Game 2: SEC Network
SEC Network Game 3: SEC Network+
Livestream: Fubo (free trial), ESPN+
Games 1 and 3 of this series will be available on SEC Network+, which you can also stream live on ESPN+. Game 2 will be broadcast live on SEC Network that you can stream on Fubo, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Oklahoma Sooners time today
Date & Start Times:
Game 1: Friday, March 28 at 7 p.m. ET
Friday, March 28 at 7 p.m. ET Game 2: Saturday, March 29 at 1 p.m. ET
Saturday, March 29 at 1 p.m. ET Game 3: Sunday, March 30 at 2 p.m. ET
Alabama vs. Oklahoma will take place from Sewell-Thomas Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. The series will be played from Friday, March 28 through Sunday, March 30.
Alabama Crimson Tide vs. Oklahoma Sooners predictions, picks
Prediction: Alabama wins two games, Oklahoma wins one
Similar to the last two weekends, this will be yet another challenging SEC series for the Crimson Tide. However, I'll say that the Crimson Tide take two-of-three from Oklahoma, and win their second SEC weekend series of the year.
Alabama Crimson Tide schedule 2025
Feb. 14-16: vs. Bradley (W, 10-6), (W, 19-3), (W, 11-4)
vs. Bradley (W, 10-6), (W, 19-3), (W, 11-4) Feb. 18: vs. Middle Tennessee (W, 12-2)
vs. Middle Tennessee (W, 12-2) Feb. 19: vs. Alabama State (W, 15-1)
vs. Alabama State (W, 15-1) Feb. 21-23: vs. Coastal Carolina (W, 9-2), vs. NC State (W, 4-0), vs. Ohio State (W, 12-10) at Jacksonville Classic in Jacksonville, Florida
vs. Coastal Carolina (W, 9-2), vs. NC State (W, 4-0), vs. Ohio State (W, 12-10) at Jacksonville Classic in Jacksonville, Florida Feb. 25: vs. Jacksonville State (W, 20-11)
vs. Jacksonville State (W, 20-11) Feb. 28-Mar. 2: vs. North Dakota State (W, 12-4), (W, 9-7), (W, 11-3)
vs. North Dakota State (W, 12-4), (W, 9-7), (W, 11-3) Mar. 4: at Jacksonville State (W, 11-1)
at Jacksonville State (W, 11-1) Mar. 5: vs. Troy (W, 3-1)
vs. Troy (W, 3-1) Mar. 7-9: vs. Presbyterian (W, 10-0), (W, 15-1), (L, 11-8)
vs. Presbyterian (W, 10-0), (W, 15-1), (L, 11-8) Mar. 11: at UAB (W, 6-3)
at UAB (W, 6-3) Mar. 14-16: at Texas A&M (W, 6-4), (W, 6-2), (W, 2-0)
at Texas A&M (W, 6-4), (W, 6-2), (W, 2-0) Mar. 18: vs. South Alabama (W, 6-5)
vs. South Alabama (W, 6-5) Mar. 20-22: vs. Tennessee (W, 6-5), (L, 10-7), (L, 9-2)
vs. Tennessee (W, 6-5), (L, 10-7), (L, 9-2) Mar. 25: vs. North Alabama in Huntsville, Alabama (W, 4-3)
vs. North Alabama in Huntsville, Alabama (W, 4-3) Mar. 28-30: vs. Oklahoma
vs. Oklahoma Apr. 1: vs. Samford
vs. Samford Apr. 4-6: at Auburn
at Auburn Apr. 8: vs. Southern Miss
vs. Southern Miss Apr. 11-13: vs. Mississippi State
vs. Mississippi State Apr. 15: vs. UAB
vs. UAB Apr. 17-19: at LSU
at LSU Apr. 22: at Samford
at Samford Apr. 24-26: vs. Missouri
vs. Missouri May 2-4: at Vanderbilt
at Vanderbilt May 6: at Troy
at Troy May 9-11: vs. Georgia
vs. Georgia May 15-17: at Florida
at Florida May 20-25: SEC Tournament in Hoover, Alabama
Record: 23-3 overall (4-2 in SEC)
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