What Channel Is ACC Network? Providers and Streaming Options
What channel is ACC Network? DIRECTV 612, DISH 402, market-dependent on cable – plus how ACCN Extra works and how to stream ACCN with ESPN Unlimited, no cable.
College Football
Do You Need Peacock to Watch College Football on NBC?
Do you need Peacock for NBC college football? Only for Peacock exclusives – every game on the NBC channel is free over the air and simulcast on Peacock.
Is The CW Free to Watch? How to Watch College Football
Is The CW free? Yes, over the air with an antenna – plus which live-TV services carry local CW affiliates and how CW Sports now streams on the ESPN App in 2026.
Why Is Hawaii Playing in Week 0? The Hawaii Exemption Explained
The Hawaii exemption explained: why teams that play at Hawaii get a 13th game, why Hawaii can play 13 every year, and how the rule created Week 0’s early start.
Jacksonville State vs. North Dakota State: Time, TV and How to Watch
Jacksonville State vs. North Dakota State: Saturday, Aug. 29 at 5:30 p.m. ET on CBS Sports Network from the Fargodome – the 10-time FCS champions’ first FBS game.
Memphis vs. UNLV: Time, TV Channel and How to Watch
Memphis vs. UNLV closes Week 0 Saturday: 10 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. PT on FOX and FOX One from Allegiant Stadium – a first-ever meeting of Group of Six contenders.
New Mexico State vs. Florida State: Time, TV Channel and How to Watch
New Mexico State vs. Florida State kicks off Saturday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. ET on The CW from Doak Campbell Stadium – free with an antenna or on The CW app.
Hawaii vs. Stanford: Time, TV Channel and How to Watch
Hawaii vs. Stanford – the Week 0 exemption game – kicks off Saturday, Aug. 29 at 7 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. HST on ACC Network from Stanford Stadium.
NC State vs. Virginia: Time, TV Channel and How to Watch
NC State vs. Virginia opens the ACC season in Week 0: Saturday, Aug. 29 at 3:30 p.m. ET on ESPN from Scott Stadium after the game’s relocation from Brazil.
San Jose State vs. USC: Time, TV Channel and How to Watch
San Jose State vs. USC kicks off Week 0 on Saturday, Aug. 29 at 3 p.m. ET / noon PT on NBC and Peacock from the LA Memorial Coliseum – the first Big Ten game of 2026.