ACC Network(Raycom) Affiliate list for 2014

[Alsacs]

As of today here is how you will find games on the ACC network. These are the 12:30 games that SU played against Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh last year.

http://www.raycomsports.com/theacc/matchCenters/publicAffiliates/539
http://www.raycomsports.com/theacc/matchCenters/publicAffiliates/539
Pretty good distribution across the entire country. Sorry to any CT residents as they won't have affiliate for the second straight year.

 

[Moontan]

Hawaii and Utah are in but CT is out? How can Yukon claim to provide NY(C) to the B1G if their state doesn't even have OTA coverage of NY's only P-5 school & conference.

 

[Alsacs]

It has to be spite from CT affiliates IMO. the Hartford CW affiliate doesn't want to tick off UConn fans shoving Boston College/Syracuse games down their throats.

 

[TexanMark]

No Watertown, NY listed for that game either...

 

[orangeinjersey]

What is the directv affiliate? I know for a fact i have watched a game or two on the "ACC Network" in the past.

 

[texascpa]

YES! HOUSTON! No more ESPN3.

 

[OburgOrange]

No Watertown, NY listed for that game either...

Oh Lord:bang:

 

[KaiserUEO]

its because half of connecticut gets 10/55 out of NYC and the other half gets 38 out of boston.

except that region under the dome where cuseguy lives, he just gets the pink stars and with big jim running the town theres no hope.

 

[Scooch]

its because half of connecticut gets 10/55 out of NYC and the other half gets 38 out of boston.

except that region under the dome where cuseguy lives, he just gets the pink stars and with big jim running the town theres no hope.

Sadly it's probably closer to 90% that don't get those stations than half.

Almost no one gets 38, and only Cablevision subscribers in Fairfield County get 55.

Sucks but it's the price we pay for being SU fans in CT.

Last year I realized that theACC.com streams all their "network" games so CT folk can do that and plug it into their TVs if they're industrious enough.

 

[supp]

As of today here is how you will find games on the ACC network. These are the 12:30 games that SU played against Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh last year.

http://www.raycomsports.com/theacc/matchCenters/publicAffiliates/539
Pretty good distribution across the entire country. Sorry to any CT residents as they won't have affiliate for the second straight year.

No Baltimore affiliate either. WBFF-45 was the station last year. By the same token, ACC network coverage has expanded in PA and the Midwest, which is likely due to ND and UL's entry.

 

[cuseguy]

its because half of connecticut gets 10/55 out of NYC and the other half gets 38 out of boston. except that region under the dome where cuseguy lives, he just gets the pink stars and with big jim running the town theres no hope.

Thank God for Apple TV.

I live in the black hole of SU sports coverage.

 

[cuseguy]

There's also portions of central Jersey, near Trenton, that don't have coverage.

 

[Alsacs]

No Baltimore affiliate either. WBFF-45 was the station last year. By the same token, ACC network coverage has expanded in PA and the Midwest, which is likely due to ND and UL's entry.

Do Baltimore residents get DC channels? If no, that sucks for Charm City residents.

 

[stlorange]

Yeah, St. Louis is on the list this year!

 

[TexanMark]

Just remember the ACC streams all the games at their website.

 

[texasorange]

TXA21 in Dallas. Cool!

 

[anomander]

What is the directv affiliate? I know for a fact i have watched a game or two on the "ACC Network" in the past.

I believe channel 14, or NBC. Can't remember which?

 

[SU2NASA]

Just remember the ACC streams all the games at their website.

Will that include the Villanova game?

 

[Orangello]

There's also portions of central Jersey, near Trenton, that don't have coverage.

That's due to the jamming signal from RutgerSal.

 

[NKR1978]

Sadly it's probably closer to 90% that don't get those stations than half.

Almost no one gets 38, and only Cablevision subscribers in Fairfield County get 55.

Sucks but it's the price we pay for being SU fans in CT.

Last year I realized that theACC.com streams all their "network" games so CT folk can do that and plug it into their TVs if they're industrious enough.

I grew up with 38 on basic cable in the valley. No idea if its still available though.

 

[OburgOrange]

Just remember the ACC streams all the games at their website.

The ACC App? I think they only highlight one game a week. From what I remember from last year

 

[shantydaze]

We have had an affiliate in Wisconsin for a number of years. Last year the problem was that it only showed one game on Saturday and it was never Syracuse.

 

[Hoo's That]

Do Baltimore residents get DC channels? If no, that sucks for Charm City residents.

Usually, no. The limit seems to be Howard County, which is halfway between B'more and DC. I also noticed that Fox Channel 5 in DC, which would show some of the Raycom games because their owner also owns Channel 20, isn't listed as part of the network.

 

[will6786]

would this be for every game since some where on channel 3 msg & sny last year plus at top it says georgia southern vs nc state

 

[Moontan]

would this be for every game since some where on channel 3 msg & sny last year plus at top it says georgia southern vs nc state

No. The ACC Network will likely only carry 1-3 SU games this year.