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ACC Network Expands Football Coverage with New Studio Show ‘ACC Today’

The network adds analysts and new time slots to deliver comprehensive college football coverage throughout the season.

A Fresh Face on the ACC Network

ACC Network is rolling out a new studio show called ACC Today, a two‑hour program that will air on Mondays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon Eastern Time beginning August 27. The program brings together a roster of seasoned analysts, including former quarterback EJ Manuel, veteran commentator Roddy Jones, and veteran play‑by‑play voice Wes Durham, alongside Eric Mac Lain, to break down the week’s storylines.

The show will also be rebroadcast on SiriusXM’s ACC Radio from 8 to 10 a.m. ET on weekdays, giving listeners an additional outlet to engage with the analysis. This expansion is part of a broader strategy that adds weekday studio programming anchored by ACC PM, a daily news and discussion show, and the Inside ACCess series with Andrea Adelson and David Hale, which provides reporting from across the conference.

Beyond the studio desk, ACC Network’s football coverage includes a robust slate of live games, pre‑game shows like ACC Huddle, and post‑game analysis programs such as ACC Huddle Final Score, which feature voices like Jimbo Fisher, Eddie Royal, Kelsey Riggs Cuff, Bryce Love and Steve Addazio. The network also produces a dedicated ACC Network Football Podcast with Roddy Jones and EJ Manuel, offering year‑round insights into teams, players and conference developments.

Two new analysts are joining the roster: Nate Peterman, a former Pitt quarterback, will debut on August 29 and contribute Saturday segments from the Bristol studio, while J.J. Jones, a former North Carolina wide receiver, will make his first appearances on September 3. Their additions complement the existing lineup that also includes Mark Richt, Taylor Tannebaum and the rest of the on‑air talent.

The expanded Friday night schedule will be covered by ACC Huddle Final Score alongside additional analysts, ensuring that fans receive comprehensive highlights, reaction and analysis throughout the season. With this layered approach, ACC Network aims to deliver continuous, in‑depth coverage of ACC football from the first kickoff to the final whistle.

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