USC Basketball vs. Oregon State: Tipoff Time, Channel Listings, How to Watch Live Stream

USC basketball begins their final home stand of the season against the Oregon State Beavers as the Trojans look to right the ship following a disastrous NorCal trip.

Andy Enfield’s USC basketball team heads towards tournament time with a load of negative momentum, but they’ll have the chance to turn things around back at home for the final week of the regular season.

Oregon State beat Washington State at home 64-49 over the weekend and enjoyed a 15-point victory over USC in Corvallis in January. On that day Gary Payton Jr., who leads the Beavers with 15.9 points per game and 7.7 rebounds per game, had his way with the Trojans.

This time around, USC will hope that home court advantage can make the difference. However, when the Trojans last tipped off at the Galen Center, Utah ended their perfect home record on the season.

Tip off between USC and Oregon State is at 8:00 p.m. Pacific on the Fox Sports 1.

Kevin Burkhardt will provide play-by-play for the evening with Steve Lavin covering color commentary.

The game will also be broadcast on radio by AM 690 and on TuneIn Radio. As usual, Chris Fisher will handle the radio call with Jordan Moore beside him as an analyst.

Channel Listings:

DirecTV: Channel 219 SD/HDDish: Channel 150 SD/HDAT&T U-Verse: Channel 652 SD, 1652 HDVerizon FiOS: Channel 83 SD, 583 HDTime Warner Cable: Click here for your local guide.

Live Stream:

If you won’t be near a television for the game tonight, fear not. You can catch USC vs. Oregon State live on FoxSportsGo via your computer or favorite mobile device.

You’ll just have to provide authentication through your cable provider, which you can do by simply logging into your cable provider’s website, through the FoxSportsGo page.

To access the USC vs. Cal live stream on the web from FoxSportsGo, you can click here.

For those with mobile devices, you can watch the game on an Android device by downloading the FoxSportsGo app in Google Play, while iPhone and iPad users can stream the game via the FoxSportsGo iOS app, which is available for download in Apple’s App Store.