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Sports · College sports · published 2026-10-08 · via The Athletic

Tennessee vs. Arkansas: TV and streaming guide for October 10

No. 15 Tennessee plays Arkansas on October 10. The article provides the game's start time, television channel and streaming options.

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... No extra. Ensure no bullets. Plain text. Good. Potential issue: "No. 15 Tennessee" in expanded. The summary says No. 15 Tennessee. That's okay. "October 10" okay. "start time, television channel, streaming options" okay. "without adding team news, rankings context, or predictions" maybe "rankings context" could be considered inventing? It's saying not included. But maybe okay. The instruction: "additional factual detail and background drawn ONLY from the material above." Saying it doesn't include predictions is not drawn from material? It's absence. But maybe okay. To be safe, avoid mentioning what it doesn't include. But the material is thin, so one careful paragraph situating in wider topic. We can say: "On October 10, No. 15 Tennessee is scheduled to face Arkansas. The story focuses on how viewers can follow the matchup, providing the start time, television channel, and streaming options. As a college sports viewing guide, it serves fans who want practical broadcast information

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