ACC Network and RSN affiliates for week 4

First up, the ACC Network -- This week, we get the final ACC/Big Ten challenge game. Currently, the two conferences are tied at 3-3, so this game will decide it. The big downside is that it's Indiana at Wake Forest. I don't see that one pulling in a lot of ratings.

Virginia viewing:
Blacksburg - WWCW - the CW station
DC/Nova - My20 WDCA
Richmond - CW Richmond 65
Tidewater - CW 27
Hooville - NBC 29
Harrisonburg - WHSV-DV4 (MyNetwork)

All of these stations have remained the same since week 2.

Richmond folks -- it looks like Fox has MLB for the next couple of weeks, so the switch to the CW station might not be permanent, but just through the baseball season. (Although I wouldn't mind permanent, since I think Fox Richmond is run very incompetently.)

Full list of affiliates here:
http://www.theacc.com/news/acc-football-on-the-acc-network-indiana-at-wa...

The Mouse House says that ACC Network games are on ESPN3, although they're usually blacked out in most areas. But there is the ACC app that streams all of the ACCN games live as well. At least in week 1, I was able to stream the game on my phone while it was on my TV via the broadcast network. I don't believe the ACC app requires a cable or internet subscription to verify.

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The RSN game this week is Deleware at UNC. Full list of stations here:
http://www.theacc.com/news/acc-football-on-rsn-delaware-at-north-carolin...

This is the game on the regional sports cable channels. Since it's a Fox production, it usually shows up on the regional Fox Sports Net channels. But in some markets, like Maryland and Virginia, there is no FSN, so the game is shown on another regional channel, like Comcast Sports Net.

The only difference I see between this week's RSN list and last week's is in some markets the game has shifted from the main channel to the overflow channel. Odds are, the list for our game against Pitt next week will look the same.