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[QUOTE="Moontan, post: 1088864, member: 166"]
There are 4 categories of broadcasts:
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[*]Major network (ESPN, etc.)
[*]Regional Sports Network. If you subscribe to a major video service provider at a tier above a Basic level you'll likely have a local regional sports channel, or more than one. These may carry ACC games. If your local regional sports network does not carry ACC games then you may be able to subscribe to a package which includes out-of-market regional sports channels. In the NE, such channels include MSG, YES and MASN. The rest of the country is dominated by Fox regional channels.
[*]ACC Network games. These are carried by local affiliates in various cities across the country. If you are not served by such a station then these games should be available to you via ESPN3.
[*]ESPN3 games. Several games are only available via ESPN3. 
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Some games which are part of 2-4, above, may also be available via ESPN's Full Court package. In previous years Full Court games have only been shown in Standard Definition.

ESPN3 game access is determined by your Internet Service Provider not your Video Service Provider. If you have ESPN3 access, then you can see that content on a regular TV by using AppleTV, Roku, or some other online streaming devices.
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