ACC Network will expand its football season programming lineup with the addition of ACC Today, the SiriusXM show featuring ESPN and ACCN voices Wes Durham, Roddy Jones, EJ Manuel and Eric Mac Lain. The show will air on ACCN Mondays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. – noon ET throughout the football season, beginning Thursday, Aug. 27.
ACC Today will continue to air every weekday from 8 – 10 a.m. ET on the SiriusXM ACC Radio channel.
The addition of ACC Today complements ACC Network’s football season studio coverage, which includes weekday programming from ACCN’s Bristol, Connecticut studios, the network’s signature ACC Huddle pregame show traveling to marquee matchups across the conference, and live reaction programming following ACC football action throughout the week.
Weekday studio programming is anchored by ACC PM, ACCN’s daily news and discussion show covering the latest storylines from across the conference. ACCN’s weekday lineup also includes Inside ACCess with Andrea Adelson and David Hale, delivering reporting, analysis and interviews from around the ACC, as well as the ACC Network Football Podcast featuring Jones and Manuel, which provides year-round insight into the teams, players and storylines shaping the conference.
Saturdays will again feature ACCN’s signature college football show, ACC Huddle, with host Taylor Tannebaum joined by analysts Jimbo Fisher, Eric Mac Lain and Eddie Royal. The show will air live from the site of the ACC’s marquee matchup each week, providing analysis, features and reporting from around the conference before kickoff.
Throughout the season, ACCN will also deliver ACC Huddle Final Score following most ACC football game windows, including the conference’s expanded Friday night slate. Hosted by Kelsey Riggs Cuff alongside analysts Bryce Love and Steve Addazio, the show provides highlights, reaction and analysis from across the ACC after the final whistle.
ACCN is also adding two new studio analysts to its football roster this season. Former Pitt quarterback Nate Peterman joins ACC Network for his first season as a college football analyst. Peterman, who played collegiately in the ACC before an NFL career that included time with multiple franchises, will debut Aug. 29 and contribute Saturdays throughout the fall from ACCN’s Bristol studio, including appearances on ACC Huddle Final Score alongside Cuff, Love and College Football Hall of Famer Mark Richt.
Former North Carolina wide receiver J.J. Jones also joins ACCN as a studio analyst, making select appearances throughout the football season. Jones will make his ACCN debut Thursday, Sept. 3.