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How to Watch ACC Network Games

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It's on the ESPN Watch App under NCAA football and then ACC extra, I looked it up on the future guide. You do have to have a login for a service that includes ESPN channels but that includes the streaming services. I can see all of them through my DirecTV Now login.
 
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duke4heisman said:
It's on the ESPN Watch App under NCAA football and then ACC extra, I looked it up on the future guide. You do have to have a login for a service that includes ESPN channels but that includes the streaming services. I can see all of them through my DirecTV Now login.
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What channel is direct TV now
 
Hands down the best way to stream any game is CFB streams via reddit. You can get everything on there and the quality is pretty good. I always look for the "verified streamers" or the Youtube links under the streamers names. I watch all the Miami games with that app since I live in Ohio
 
TheMatador said:
From what I can tell, if you can pick up the stream for ESPN3 you can probably watch ACC Network Games. I don't know if this is true for ESPN3 through cable, since I am not a subscriber. I only stream.

See if this article helps:

https://amp-newsobserver-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/amp.newsobserver.com/entertainment/tv/warm-tv-blog/article170326842.html?amp_js_v=a2&amp_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQCCAE=#referrer=https://www.google.com&amp_tf=From %1$s
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You can watch it on the watch espn app. Or watchespn website. If you get the Yes network they occasionally play ACC network games for some reason.
 
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I caught the first half on ESPN3 on my smart TV (LG on DirecTV). However, the second half disappeared. I caught the second half on my MacBook on ESPN3.
 
atlcane72 said:
I believe if it’s blacked out that means it’s showing on TV in your area.
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I don't think that's necessarily true. It might have to do with whether there is another ACC game in one's local area. I don't know or understand the rules. We have two ACC schools in the larger regional --UVA and VaTech. Used to have three with UMD.

Just to clarify my OP--yes, you do have to have an XFinity account, or at least access to a login, if you know what I mean.

If you ever get blacked-out, you can usually watch an ESPN replay later on. I've done that several times.

Obviously, we all want to watch as it's played. Of course, the best option is to go to the games, but I live too far away.

There's a lot of valuable information in this thread about different ways to see games, not just this one.

Maybe mods should pin it or someone could extract the best suggestions in a separate thread and it could be pinned.
 
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