Here's how to follow along with Bill Belichick's news conference at ACC media days, including the start time and TV channel

(KBTX) - Former Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher is trying his hand at television as a part of the ACC Network, parent company ESPN announced in a release Tuesday. Fisher will be an analyst for the network’s Saturday morning pregame show “ACC Huddle,” which will travel to a marquee game each week for the first time in the show’s history.

This much is clear: Even though the ACC Network isn't scheduled to launch as a linear channel until 2019, and even though ESPN could face distribution challenges, the ACC is better off today.

Former Florida State football coach Jimbo Fisher will join the ACC Network as an analyst during the 2025 season, the network announced Tuesday.

During his tenure at FSU (2010-17), Fisher compiled an 83-23 record after serving as Bobby Bowden's assistant for two seasons (2007-09), including winning three straight ACC Championships (2012-14) and a BCS National Championship in 2013.

According to ESPN The ACC Network is coming, now the big questions is this: will it launch successfully and what's it worth? So let's dive into the numbers and find out what the market might look ...

Former Clemson lineman Eric Mac Lain and former Georgia Tech captain Roddy Jones recently discussed the team’s outlook on ACC Network and didn’t shy away from setting the bar high. With the experience, talent, and schedule in place, Mac Lain believes the Tigers should be aiming for more than just a return to the playoff.

Former Texas A&M and Florida State head football coach Jimbo Fisher has been quiet since leaving College Station. ESPN announced that Fisher will be joining ACC Network as a college football analyst for the 2025 season.

Former coach Jimbo Fisher, who led Florida State to the 2013 national title, is joining the ACC Network as a college football analyst, the network announced Tuesday.

Bill Belichick showed during the annual ACC Football Kickoff that he's not going to change even as he makes the transition from coaching in the NFL to college.