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The UNC game has been flexed to ESPN2. This is the final non-ACCN national broadcast of the regular season.

ESPN now has next Tuesday’s game against Louisville listed as airing on ESPN2 (the other possibility was ACCN). The only game left without a set network is UNC on 1/25. That game should air on either ESPN or ACCN.

ESPN has the 4:30 Wild Card game next Saturday which means the Duke game should be an 8pm primetime tip-off.

http://theacc.com/documents/2019/9/26//CompositeSchedule_2019_20.pdf Full league schedule including networks and tips for the remaining non conference games. Looks like CBS is completely out of the ACC controlled TV rotation.

Tip times have been added for league games. The opener tips at 6:30 on Tuesday. The Duke home game is a flex time between 3pm and the 8pm primetime slot. https://hurricanesports.com/schedule.aspx?path=mbball

https://hurricanesports.com/schedule.aspx?path=mbball A couple TV discrepancies from what ACCN showed on the Clemson game and Duke road game. The new holding tip times until later is annoying.

Unless CBS has a burning desire to show us playing Wake Forest, the games they left blank will be on the Fox Sports Florida/Fox Sports Sun RSN package of games that survived the ACCN launch.

Absolutely brutal week in late Jan with trips to Duke and UNC

12 of 20 Conference games will be on ACCN. It looks like our byes are the early December set of league games and late February. The no breaks in conference play crowd should be very happy....

Still waiting.... I vote next year the team twitter account “accidentally” tweet it out at the top of the show.

Conference play closes at home against Syracuse (March 7)

FSU home Jan 18 and away Feb 8. Both on ACCN

The Duke home game is Jan 4 (probably before the students get back) on ESPN and UVA is Mar 4th on ACCN

ACCN is doing a schedule release show tomorrow night at 9pm

Does the Hoophall event still exist? It was announced in June last year, and the related high school tournament is reportedly dead.

Now I’m incorrect. I’m really surprised we’re scheduling only 4 nonconference home games and 14 home games overall.

We open the Charleston Classic against Missouri State at 11:30 am on Thanksgiving. Our second round game will be against either the Gators or St Joseph's.

Which part is incorrect? 11 road games (10 ACC + Illinois) + 4 Neutral site games (3 Tourney games + Temple) leaves a maximum 15 remaining games (10 ACC + 5 NC) out of the allowed 30 to play at home.

I wouldn’t expect any additional road/neutral site games. We’ve never scheduled fewer than 15 home games under Coach L and that’s already our max for this year with the road/neutral games we know of.

Looks like the Iona game is off