Every ACC school will be playing at least one football game on the network each season, that will make it an easy sell to viewers that are fans of each school.

Yes, Sunday night through Thursday night will be heavy on other sports in the fall, but Friday night and all day Saturday will be football. Don't forget, Sunday, Monday and Thursday are all NFL nights, and it's suicide to go up against the NFL.

Plus, during the mornings they will be simulcasting that radio show, and that will be football heavy in the fall and basketball heavy in the winter/spring. I'm sure that at 9:30pm and later after the live games have ended on Sun-Thu that the network will do replays of the previous weekend's games, hopefully in the condensed version which cuts out all the stoppages, timeouts, and just shows from breaking the huddle to end of the play.

But on Saturday, that's when this network will get its viewership, much like ESPNU does. Starting off in the morning will be a preview show of each day's games, kind of like College Gameday. Then the day's games with a college scoreboard type show at the halves and between games, and finally a recap show at the end of the night. This is the day that the bulk of the viewers will tune in during the fall.