What time do Dino Babers, Syracuse football players speak at ACC media day: TV channel, live stream

Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse football coach Dino Babers and three cornerstones of his 2023 team will make the media rounds Tuesday at ACC Kickoff in Charlotte.
The conference’s annual media fest has been stretched to three days this year, with Syracuse sharing the spotlight with Miami (Fla.), Louisville and Georgia Tech on Day 1. Coverage will air all day on ACC Network.
ACC commissioner Jim Phillips will hold his state-of-the-union press conference in the morning. Babers follows Phillips at the podium.
The eighth-year coach is scheduled to field questions at 11 a.m. Babers’ press conference can be seen on ACC Network Extra.
Quarterback Garrett Shrader, receiver Oronde Gadsden II and linebacker Marlowe Wax will also be in Charlotte for the event.
Syracuse.com football reporter Emily Leiker will be on hand for news coverage and analysis. You can follow her on Twitter @emleiker.
Here’s where to find Syracuse’s players and coach throughout the day:
10:50 a.m.: Marlowe Wax on ACC Network
11 a.m.: Dino Babers and Syracuse press conference on ACC Network Extra
11:30 a.m.: Dino Babers on ACC Network
12:50 p.m.: Garrett Shrader and Oronde Gadsden II on ACC Network
3:15 p.m.: Dino Babers on ACC Network
Here are the local channel numbers for ACC Network in Central New York:
Spectrum: Channel 388 (SD & HD)
Verizon Fios: Channel 571 (HD) and 71 (SD)
DirecTV: Channel 612 (SD & HD)
Dish Network: 402 (SD & HD)
New Visions: Channel 780 (HD) and 80 (SD)
If you don’t have cable, ACC Network is available to stream on fuboTV (free trial), Sling, DirecTV Stream (free trial) and other live TV services.
Cable subscribers with access to ACC Network can log in on ESPN.com to enjoy a free live stream of the channel.
How do I get ACC Network Extra?
If your cable TV or live streaming package includes the ACC Network channel, you already have access to ACC Network Extra. Check your channel listings here: Verizon Fios, XFinity, Spectrum, Optimum/Altice, Cox, DirecTV, Dish.
If you don’t have cable TV, you can get ACC Network (which includes ACCNX access) through a variety of live TV streaming services, including fuboTV (free trial), Sling, DirecTV Stream (free trial) and others.
Does it cost anything?
There is no additional cost for ACCNX if you already have ACC Network. However, ACC Network is typically included on more premium cable or live streaming packages.
Ok, I have access. Now how do I watch?
If you’re watching on a web browser, head to ESPN.com/watch. Click “Browse” in the menu bar, scroll down to “Channels,” then look for ACCNX and click it. Then, look for your event and click to enjoy. When prompted to log in with your cable or live TV streaming service credentials, do so.
If you’re watching on an ESPN app, select “Watch” from your home screen, scroll down to “Channels” and look for ACCNX. Select the event and be prepared to log in with your cable or live streaming service provider.