An image of a football player diving for a catch to promote college football with Sling TV.

An image of a football player diving for a catch to promote college football with Sling TV.

How to Watch ACC Network With Sling

Whether you live in The Triangle of North Carolina or down in the Sunshine State, you can watch every ACC football matchup without a contract. Here’s how Sling lets you do that.

After decades of mediocrity, the Miami Hurricanes returned to their longtime perch near the top of the college football pecking order last season. Sure, they fell just short of the national championship, but they gave one of the greatest college football teams of all-time a hard-fought game. More importantly, their success reestablished “The U” as a preeminent college football program for the NIL generation.

Other ACC schools like North Carolina (coached by NFL icon Bill Belichick), Virginia, and reigning ACC champions Duke are on the upswing, and we’re less than a decade removed from Clemon’s third national championship season. Sprinkle in a handful of Notre Dame matchups and the ACC looks like it could have more than a few teams competing in the College Football Playoff. If you don’t want to miss a single minute of ACC action this year, you can watch the ACC Network all season long with Sling. Here’s how.

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How to watch ACC Network with Sling

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ACC Network is available on Sling with any of the following subscriptions:

Sling Essentials (The budget-friendly option)

This is the most affordable way to get ACC Network. It is built specifically for fans who primarily want ESPN, ACC, and SEC action without paying for general entertainment channels.

Sling Orange (The standard option)

If you want a wider selection of entertainment channels alongside your ACC and ESPN coverage, this is the standard option.

Sling Orange & Blue (The watch everything option)

If you are a multi-conference household and want both the ACC Network and the Big Ten Network, plus ESPN/ESPN2 and local FOX/NBC/ABC (in select markets), you must combine the base plans and get the joint sports add-on. This will also get you top entertainment channels like AMC, HGTV, Food Network, and more.

Sling passes (To watch single games)

Lastly, you can catch only the biggest games with a 1 Day Pass, 3 Day Pass, or 7 Day Pass to Sling Orange programming. If the game is on ESPN or ESPN2, all you need is a pass; if the game is on ACC Network, ACCN+, or ESPNU, you’ll need to add Sports Extra to your pass, which starts at an additional $1.

Follow this link for more information on how to watch college football with Sling.

What teams are playing on ACC Network this weekend?

Unlike the NFL, which releases its full 18-week schedule all at once, the college football schedule is largely put together week-to-week. Here are the upcoming football matchups for the ACC:

Games on ACC Network, ACCN+, and ESPNU

To watch these games, you will need a monthly subscription to Sling Essentials + Sports Extra, Sling Orange + Sports Extra, Sling Orange & Blue + Sports Extra, or a 1 Day Pass, 3 Day Pass, or 7 Day Pass + Sports Extra:

Games on ESPN and ESPN2

To watch these games, you will need Sling Essentials, Sling Orange, Sling Orange & Blue, or a 1 Day Pass, 3 Day Pass, or 7 Day Pass:

Games on ABC, FOX, and FS1

To watch games on ABC, FOX, or FS1, you will need Sling Orange & Blue. (Note: Local broadcast channels like ABC and FOX are available on Sling in select major markets; if they are not offered in your area, you can pull them in for free with an over-the-air antenna).

ACC football schedule by week

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

^Available with a 1 Day Pass, 3 Day Pass, or 7 Day Pass *Available with a 1 Day Pass, 3 Day Pass, or 7 Day Pass + Sports Extra

What teams are in the ACC?

With recent expansions, there are 17 teams that play in the ACC: