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ACC announces football game times, TV networks for weekend of Oct. 24

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accThe Atlantic Coast Conference Monday announced that ESPN has declared a six-day option on two games that will be played on Oct. 24. The game times and network of the two games held will be announced after the games of this Saturday, Oct. 17.

The games on which ESPN has declared a six-day option are:

Saturday, Oct. 24

  • Clemson at Miami, Six-Day Option*
  • Florida State at Georgia Tech, Six-Day Option*

 

The following game times and networks were announced:

Saturday, Oct. 24

  • Pitt at Syracuse, ESPNU, Noon
  • NC State at Wake Forest, RSN, Noon
  • Boston College at Louisville, ACC Network, 12:30, p.m.
  • Duke at Virginia Tech, ESPNU, 3:30 p.m.
  • Virginia at North Carolina, RSN, 3:30 p.m.

All times are Eastern.           

* Game Times and Networks will be announced after the games of Oct. 27, but no later than by noon on Sunday, Oct. 18.

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