I’ve been wondering the same thing because I imagine that a majority of our games will be on the new ACC Network with the exception of a few big games like the Duke/UNC games.It's to my understanding that the ACCNETWORK will begin this summer. My question is will it be part of ESPN's package at the fee subscribers are paying now or is ESPN going to have extra fees for us ACC to see ACC games ? OFC
The way I believe it will work is.....it depends on your location.It's to my understanding that the ACCNETWORK will begin this summer. My question is will it be part of ESPN's package at the fee subscribers are paying now or is ESPN going to have extra fees for us ACC to see ACC games ? OFC
The way I believe it will work is.....it depends on your location.
If you live in an "ACC-area" definitely North Carolina, than it will be at no additional charge with your package.
I, for example, live in an area where I get the SEC-Network (unfortunately) for free, but am required to pay for the Big-Ten Network and will be required to pay extra for the ACC.
We are Duke, Duke is a national brand, we will still have most of our games on ESPN like always. Once the ACC Network is established, we may have an extra game or 2 on there, but it won't be anything drastic.
This year Duke has 28 regular season games on ESPN. Maybe it'll drop to 25 once the ACC Network goes live.
I hear ya. I’m in Pac12 country. It’s terrible.I, for example, live in an area where I get the SEC-Network (unfortunately)
Will you still be able to watch those game on line like you can now?
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