VT at Duke on a six day hold

The headline says that the ACC announced the game times and networks for November 5, but it's misleading. Only the UVA/WF game was announced, banished to RSN at 3 PM. All of the other six ACC games are TBA.

I checked out the master schedule at FBschedules.com, in an attempt to narrow down the time and/or channel. However, that task is impossible. In addition to the six ACC games, there are 3 Pac-12 games TBA, plus the majority of the games slotted for ABC/ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU have a lot of variables.

Here's what I've figured out:
-ESPNU at noon is spoken for: Georgia Southern at Ole Miss.
-ABC primetime is spoken for: Nebraska at Ohio State
-ESPNU at 3:30 and 7 PM are completely open.
-There are only three games listed for the 3:30 ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 or 7 ESPN/ESPN2. That leaves 2 open slots there.
-There is still one open slot for noon ABC/ESPN/ESPN2.
-I'm guessing that one of the Pac-12 games is going to Fox primetime, and one to the ESPN nightcap. That still leaves one more floating around, so I don't know if that will land on an ESPN or on the Pac-12 network.

ACC Network also hasn't selected a game, and they very well could do one of their occasional split broadcasts, where they have two games. Most of the ACC games on that weekend are either teams that are relatively close together in the middle of the standings, or are teams on opposite ends. I could legitimately see any of the six remaining games being prime candidates for an ACC Network broadcast. Pitt at Miami seems like the most likely game to end up on an ESPN channel, and even that is dependent on Thursday's outcome.

I would bet that we end up on ACC Network or the 3:30 ESPNU.