And Cox hasn't signed on yet. Even though somebody said a telephone rep said that they will carry it, Cox and ESPN haven't announced it, and I would think ESPN would be blasting the news out that they got one of the cabletv big boys.

Telephone reps for Cox are notorious for not having any idea what channels they have and don't have. A few years ago, one channel stopped showing up, and there was an error message on the screen. I called Cox, did all the resets and everything else. They decided to roll out a truck and charge me $35 for it. Next day tech gets out of his truck and asks me what the problem is, I tell him which channel, he makes a call on his cellphone, hangs up, looks at me and tells me that there is a carriage dispute and Cox took the channel off. After giving the CSR all the information about the channel, they didn't have something that popped up on their screen telling them that there was a carriage dispute. And Cox didn't even put up a screencard to tell people tuning in that there was a dispute.

So, I'm treating that a CSR telling someone that Cox will have it as being a CSR that is confused between the ACC Digital Network (offered by Cox) and the ACC Network (not yet announced by ESPN)