Pitt’s game at Florida State on Nov. 7 will kick off at 4 p.m. and will be broadcast on ACC Network, the ACC announced on Monday.
For the Panthers, it will be the seventh time in eight games this season that their game will be broadcast on the league-owned and ESPN-run ACC Network.
The network is not available to local customers of Armstrong, Comcast or Consolidated cable companies, meaning that many Pitt fans have been unable to watch most of the 2020 season.
The Seminoles have been hosting around 15,000 fans for their games at Doak Campbell Stadium this season. The game at Florida State will be the third time Pitt has played in front of fans this season, and the third straight game, following contests at Miami on Oct. 17 and at Heinz Field against Notre Dame on Oct. 24.
The Panthers (3-4, 3-3) have their first of two bye weeks scheduled for this Saturday, giving them a week off ahead of their trip to Tallahassee, Florida to face the Seminoles (2-4, 1-4).
Why don’t Comcast, Consolidated, and Armstrong cable companies carry Pitt games? What’s the matter with you guys? Get on the stick and make this happen now!
So far I’m kind of regretting switching to this HULU bundle to watch the Pitt games. The only good outcome is this Mandalorian show isn’t bad compared to any other new content that’s been out in tv or movies.
Yeah and I’m going to the game, two mediocre teams fumbling and bumbling.
I’d say have fun but odds are it will be another $hit show.
I just do not understand why the ACC can not offer a home stream to a fan anywhere in the world for a nominal fee like $3.oo or so. HINT; The ACC could care less about PITT and PITT fans. That, is the bottom line.