The ACC Network has unveiled its travel schedule for the ACC Huddle program as the 2026 college football season kicks off, confirming that the show will broadcast live from Charlottesville, Tallahassee, Atlanta and Clemson during the first three weeks of the campaign.
A packed August for ACC Network
The itinerary includes visits to Virginia, Florida State, Georgia Tech and Clemson, each stop opening the door for fans to experience the conference’s traditions up close.
The sixth‑annual ACC Huddle Special: Road Trip series will roll across the conference from August 3 to August 25, delivering behind‑the‑scenes footage and exclusive interviews as the production visits all 17 ACC campuses.
New analyst joins the Saturday night crew
Former Pitt quarterback Max Browne has been named an analyst on the network’s lead Saturday night telecasts, bringing his playing experience to the commentary booth.
Road Trip special brings fans inside the conference
Host Taylor Tannebaum returns alongside Jimbo Fisher, Eric Mac Lain and Eddie Royal, with a rotating lineup of ACC Network personalities appearing at each campus stop.
The new broadcast team makes its debut on Saturday, August 29, when Stanford hosts Hawaii at 7 p.m., marking the first live Saturday night telecast of the season.
Veteran coach Steve Addazio will shift into an expanded studio role, taking over from Browne as the analyst for ACC Network Primetime Football, a move that underscores the network’s evolving talent pipeline.