MSC announces amended agreement with the Atlantic Coast Conference beginning in 2026-27

MSC Sports announced today a revised agreement with Atlantic Coast Conference beginning with the 2026-27 year and extending to 2035-36. MSC will have a second oppertunity to revise terms, or mutually opt out of the agreement, following the 2030-31 year. 

The details of the new agreement is as follows:

College Football
* Two linear television college football games each Saturday, 1 game per week on weekdays as schedule allows.
* At least 7 games per season over-the-air on MSC
* ACC Championship
* Rights to games not selected for television on linear television, MSC Sports Extra or MSC Sports Live (FCS games only)

Men's College Basketball
*Exclusive rights to Tuesday games during the conference season 
*Rights to three linear television weekend games during the conference season, at least 9 games over-the-air on MSC
*Rights to up to five linear games per week during the non-conference season
*Rights to games not selected for television on linear television, MSC Sports Extra or MSC Sports Live (mid-major games only)
*Two quarterfinals, two semifinals, and finals of ACC tournament

Women's College Basketball
*At least one women's basketball game on linear television per week during conference season. MSC will make the linear selection first. ESPN/ACC Network will select games. MSC will have exclusive rights to remaining games.
*At least one game per season over-the-air on MSC
*Semifinals and finals of ACC tournament.

Exclusive rights to all other ACC sponsored sports. At least one women's soccer, men's soccer, baseball, softball and women's volleyball game per month on linear television, plus the ACC championship on these sports. At least one of these games per year will air over-the-air on MSC

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