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How to Watch ACC Football

The conference network carries most of the slate, and a coast-to-coast membership means kickoffs run from noon to nearly midnight Eastern.

Updated this week

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Channels

  • ACC Network

    The conference network and the home of the majority of league games each week.

  • ABC

    The marquee national window for the biggest matchups.

  • National Sports A

    Primetime and late-afternoon windows throughout the season.

  • The CW and syndication

    A portion of the schedule appears on broadcast partners outside the main national networks.

Streaming options

Pick by what you watch on and where you live. The highlighted option is our analysis-based pick for most fans.

  • Live TV bundleBest pick

    Typical price
    $60 to $85 per month
    Works on
    Smart TV, streaming stick, phone, browser
    Location fit
    Nationwide
    Notes
    The only way to get the conference network plus the national windows together.
  • Network standalone app

    Typical price
    $10 to $12 per month
    Works on
    Varies by provider
    Location fit
    Varies by market
    Notes
    Carries one network. Fine as a supplement, not a full solution.
  • Antenna plus one service

    Typical price
    One-time $40 plus a service
    Works on
    Varies by provider
    Location fit
    Varies by market
    Notes
    Free broadcast windows, including the syndicated games many bundles bury.

This week on Fubo

Week of Aug 26. Fubo carries the conference network and the national windows below; kickoff times are listed in Eastern Time.

Teams covered

  • Clemson
  • Florida State
  • Miami
  • North Carolina
  • NC State
  • Virginia Tech
  • Louisville
  • Pitt
  • SMU
  • Cal
  • Stanford
  • Syracuse

Common questions

Do I need the ACC Network?
If you follow a league school closely, yes. It carries more conference games than any other outlet on the schedule.
Why do Cal and Stanford games start so late?
Both are on the West Coast in an Eastern-time conference, so their home games regularly land in the 10:30 PM Eastern window.
Can I get by with an antenna?
Only partially. Broadcast partners carry a real share of the slate, but the conference network games are subscription-only.