Owned and operated by ESPN in partnership with the Atlantic Coast Conference, ACCN is a new 24/7 national network dedicated to ACC sports. Approximately 450 live contests 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 27 sponsored sports will be televised annually, plus a complement of news and information shows and original programming.
Virginia vs Boston CollegeCollege BaseballFrom Fenway Park in Boston.
Boston College vs NorthwesternWomen's College LacrosseChampionship.
Boston College vs ClemsonNCAAMThe No. 6 Tigers and No. 11 Eagles square off in the ACC Tournament's second round. Clemson defeated Boston College 89-78 on Jan. 13. Quinten Post, who missed that game for BC, scored 30 points in an 81-65 first-round victory over No. 14 Miami.
Boston College at SyracuseNCAAFLongtime rivals meet for an ACC contest when Syracuse hosts Boston College. The Eagles have won four in a row, while the Orange have dropped four straight. Syracuse leads 34-22 in a series that has gone back-and-forth since its first game in 1924.
Clemson at LouisvilleCollege BaseballFrom Jim Patterson Stadium in Louisville.
Clemson vs Notre DameWomen's College SoccerFirst Semifinal.
ACC Traditions"Clemson"Before kickoff, the players and coaches gather on the East side of the stadium around the iconic symbol, "Howard's Rock"; sellout crowd greets the Tigers as they "run down the hill" at Death Valley to cheers from more than 80,000 fans.
North Carolina at ClemsonWomen's College GymnasticsAction from women's college gymnastics competitions.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 4 (1973-1974)"An intense and high-impact rivalry develops between Maryland and North Carolina State, capped by the finale of the 1974 ACC Tournament in arguably the greatest college basketball game ever - and a battle that helps shape the future of the sport.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 5 (1975-1980)"Dean Smith's North Carolina teams may be the class of the ACC, but rivals also flourish, including a Virginia team led by Wally Walker, and a Duke program that re-emerges with a championship run in 1978 and a controversial title two years later.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 6 (1981-1983)"Virginia's Ralph Sampson earns national player of the year honors three times, but never wins the ACC Tournament. Dean Smith seeks a title with freshman Michael Jordan, and the charismatic Jim Valvano leads NC State on a memorable Cinderella run.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 7 (1984 - 1989)"After previous ACC Tournament heartbreaks, Maryland's Lefty Driesell and Georgia Tech's Bobby Cremins both seek redemption. All the while, Mike Krzyzewski survives early calls for his job and helps turn up the heat on the Duke-Carolina rivalry.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 8 (1990 - 1997)"At Duke, Coach K puts together one of the most iconic teams ever with Christian Laettner, Grant Hill and Bobby Hurley. Wake Forest seeks a return to glory led by Randolph Childress and Tim Duncan, and Dean Smith's career ends in memorable fashion.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 9 (1998 - 2008)"As a new century dawns, Duke is more dominant than ever, winning seven ACC championships in eight years with a core of stars headlined by Shane Battier and Jay Williams. Roy Williams rejuvenates the Carolina program, while Clemson remains snake bit.
The Tournament: A History of ACC Men's Basketball"Episode 10 (2009 - 2020)"The changing college sports landscape brings the conference to 15 schools, with Florida State, Miami and Notre Dame earning their first ACC championships. Tony Bennett and Zion Williamson each bring new excitement before the unimaginable happens.
Coach K & Roy Williams: Rivals ReunitedTwo of the most successful NCAA basketball coaches in history, Mike Krzyzewski and Roy Williams, meet for a rare in-depth conversation, something they never did together during their coaching careers at Duke and North Carolina.
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