Women's Basketball Broadcasts, 2019-20 Edition

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Duke visits Clemson at 12pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ESPNU.

Not sure I'll be able to see much ever again after that first half.

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Duke visits Syracuse at 8pm ET on Thursday and can be seen on ACC Network.

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Duke hosts Georgia Tech at 2pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ACCNX.

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Duke hosts North Carolina State at 2pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ACCNX.

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Duke hosts the neighbors at 6pm ET on Thursday and can be seen on ACC Network.

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Duke visits Miami at 2pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ACC Network.

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Duke visits Pitt at 6pm ET on Thursday and can be seen on ACC Network.

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Duke hosts Florida State at 1pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ESPN2.

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Duke hosts Virginia at 7pm ET on Thursday and can be seen on ACCNX.

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Duke visits North Carolina State at 7pm ET on Monday and can be seen on ESPN2.

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Duke visits Virginia Tech at 7pm ET on Thursday and can be seen on ACCNX.

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Duke visits hell at 2pm ET on Sunday and can be seen on ESPN2.

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Here are the channels covering Duke's ACC quarterfinal against Boston College on Friday.
https://theacc.com/sports/2020/2/27/WBB_ACCT_G11.aspx

The game is listed at 8pm ET, but the start time will be half an hour after the end of the preceding game, which starts 6pm ET.

If only there was a blackout map, but assume limited options within the conference footprint. Those in the blackout zone can either watch on TV on one of the channels above or online via the service provided by one of those channels.

Those outside that protected area can watch on those channels and should be available even to out of market subscribers based on how the first two days have worked. ACC Network subscribers outside of the area also can watch on ACCNX.

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The WNBA Draft will be on ESPN on Friday at 7pm ET.