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How to Watch ACC College Football Games Online Without Cable
This story was created in paid partnership with Sling TV.
College football fans don’t need a traditional cable subscription to watch the sport’s future MVPs. Week Zero of the NCAA kicked off on Aug. 24, and the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) is underway with Week One games slated for Labor Day weekend — and one of the best ways to keep up with the 2024 college football season is with Sling.
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Sports fans can score big savings with Sling’s Season Pass, which offers four months of live TV streaming starting at $199 — a savings of up to $81.
For home viewers who want to watch the 2024 ACC football games and other sports without cable, Sling is one of the easiest ways to stream ABC, the CW, NBC, ESPN and other affiliated networks under a single subscription. Keep reading to learn more about the best deals on Sling and more details about the live TV streaming service and itse sports packages.
2024 ACC Schedule: When and Where to Watch Online
The 2024 ACC season started on Aug. 24, and those who want to cut the cord can watch college football games on ESPN and ACC Network on Sling.
Depending on the team and region, select games will be broadcast on cable live across ESPN and its ACC Network, ABC, the CW, NBC, FS1 and other ESPN-affiliated and local channels.
How to Watch College Football on Sling: Pricing, Best Plans for Sports Fans
Sling is offering new subscribers half off the first month of the individual Orange and Blue tiers (regularly $30 per month) or the combined Orange & Blue package (reg. $60 monthly). You can also add the Sports Extras package that includes 13 to 18 additional channels for $11 to $15 per month.
For a limited time, sports superfans can save when they pre-pay for four months of service with Sling’s Season Pass subscription, which offers one of the best deals for watching tennis, NFL and college football without cable. Get the Orange plan or the Orange & Blue package with or without the Sports Extras package and free digital video recording (DVR) starting at $199; learn more here.
The Orange tier includes ESPN and over 30 other channels and streaming on one device. The Blue plan offers access to ABC, the CW, NBC, ESPN, FS1 and more than 40 other sports, news and entertainment channels, plus streaming on up to three devices.
For cord-cutters who want the most bang for their buck, the combined Orange & Blue plan comes with 52 channels (including all of the above networks), streaming on up to four devices and 50 hours of DVR storage for watching football games and other sports (including the U.S. Open) later.
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