ACC Network

ACC Network

What It Is
ACC Network is the home of the ACC, the conference’s 24/7 network dedicated to live ACC
sports and studio programming.

ACC Network Extra (ACCNX) is the digital platform for additional live events and coverage of your team.

How To Get It
Access to ACCN and ACCNX is determined by your pay TV provider (cable, satellite, telco or streaming service) or through ESPN Unlimited.

Fans can purchase ESPN Unlimited directly or may have access through select TV providers.

Please reference the ESPN Support Page for more details. You are not able to subscribe to
ACCN/ACCNX directly or via ESPN Select.

How To Watch
ACCN is available nationwide with all major pay TV providers. ACCN and ACCNX can be
streamed in the ESPN app using your pay TV provider credentials or ESPN Unlimited.

For participating providers, you may already have access to ESPN Unlimited depending on
your package. Log in using your provider credentials to begin streaming. You may be
prompted to activate your subscription or link your account.

What's On

24/7 Coverage of ACC Sports
40 Football Games
150 Men’s & Women’s Basketball Games
250 Olympic Sports Events
+ Unrivalred Studio & Original Content
1000 Digital Exclusive Events on ACCNX

ACC Network FAQ

ESPN Unlimited | Charter/Spectrum TV | Cox | DIRECTV | Dish
Network | FuboTV | Hulu | Sling TV | YouTube TV & other major pay TV providers

How can I get ACCN?
Access to ACCN and ACCNX is determined by your pay TV provider (cable, satellite, telco or streaming service). You can also get access to ACCN and ACCNX via ESPN Unlimited. You are not able to subscribe to ACCN/ACCNX via ESPN Select.

Can I watch ACCN on my mobile phone or similar device?
Yes. ACCN and ACCNX is available via the ESPN App on computers, tablets, mobile phones and TV connected devices.

Can I pay to subscribe to ACCN online, Pay-Per-View or via ESPN Select if I can’t get it on TV?
Yes. ESPN Unlimited includes ACC Network and ACC Network Extra and streams in the ESPN App on phones, tablets, computers and connected TVs.

Do all ACC campuses carry ACCN?
Campuses served by an affiliated provider will have access to ACCN.

Where can I apply for a job at ACCN?
You can apply online at ESPNcareers.com.

When did the ACC Network launch?
The Network launched August 22, 2019.

What is the Network called?
The Network is called “ACCN.” The formal name is “ACC Network.” ACC Network Extra (ACCNX) is the Network’s digital platform available on the ESPN App.

How is this different than other conference or single-school networks?
The collaboration between the ACC and ESPN has brought together unparalleled content from one of the most competitive conferences in the country with the highest quality, most innovative production partner in the sports industry.

Is ACCN 24 hours a day, seven days a week?
ACCN has 24/7 programming: it’s a dedicated linear and digital platform for all things ACC.

What kind of shows are on ACCN?
ACCN offers ACC sports and related studio programming 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Approximately 450 live televised events, 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 28 sponsored sports are televised annually, plus a complement of news and information shows and original programming. Together, ACCN’s TV and digital platforms, ACCNX, feature more
than 1,500 ACC events a year.

How many football games are aired on ACCN?
ACCN televises approximately 40 football games per season.

How many basketball games? Baseball? Women's sports?
At least 450 events are televised on ACCN each year. Of the 450 events, there are more than 150 men’s and women’s basketball games and 200+ other regular-season competitions and tournament games from across the conference’s 28 sponsored sports. ACCNX includes hundreds of additional live events and is available to ACCN subscribers across a range of devices. ACCN is also available via the ESPN App.

Is ACCN able to re-air games that were shown on other ESPN networks?
Yes.