
Owned and operated by ESPN in partnership with the Atlantic Coast Conference, ACCN is a new 24/7 national network dedicated to ACC sports. Approximately 450 live contests including 40 regular-season football games, 150 men’s and women’s basketball games, and 200 other regular-season competitions and tournament games from across the conference’s 27 sponsored sports will be televised annually, plus a complement of news and information shows and original programming.
The Syracuse Orange visit the Virginia Cavaliers in a Week 6 ACC game. Syracuse beat UConn 42-41 in overtime in Week 5. Amari Odom leads the Orange after throwing five touchdown passes, while Cavaliers quarterback Beau Pribula leads the offense.
In this special edition of ACC Huddle, Miami quarterback Darian Mensah sits down with Wes Durham for an extended and in-depth interview about his football journey, from growing up in California to heading across the country to be the starting quarterback for the Hurricanes.
Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin sits down with Wes Durham for an extended and in-depth interview about his football journey. From growing up in Pennsylvania, to being the QB & offensive coordinator overseas in a Danish football league, to his head coaching stops at Vanderbilt, Penn State, and now in Blacksburg.
Virginia Tech visits California in an ACC game. Virginia Tech lost 35-33 to Pittsburgh in Week 5, and California lost 39-31 to UNLV. Jackson Brousseau leads California, while Virginia Tech is backed by top quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer.
Drew Smith takes a look at the upcoming Duke and UNC basketball game.
ACC head coaches discuss the art (or is it science?) of play-calling in college football.
No. 25 Pittsburgh (5-0) hosts North Carolina (2-2). North Carolina fell 37-26 to No. 3 Notre Dame and looks to Billy Edwards Jr. who leads with six TDs. Pittsburgh beat Virginia Tech 35-33 and looks to Holden Geriner who has two TDs this season.
This podcast covers all things ACC football. Hosted by first round NFL Draft pick and former Florida State quarterback EJ Manuel and former Georgia Tech running back Roddy Jones.