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09-04-2025
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ACC Basketball Livestream: How to Watch the 2025 Tournament Online for Free
Rolling Stone and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability subject to change. If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. We're one step closer to this year's March Madness tournament, but first, teams will have to get through their conference to secure an automatic birth in the Big Dance. Out of the big conference matchups, the ACC Basketball Tournament kicks things off this week in North Carolina. Advertisement More from Rolling Stone GET: FUBOTV 7-DAY FREE TRIAL Want to watch the 2025 ACC Basketball Tournament on TV and online? Here's what you need to know. How to Watch ACC Basketball Tournament 2025 This year's ACC Basketball Tournament takes place from March 11 to 15 at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, N.C. Find tickets online through sites like Stubhub, Vivid Seats and SeatGeek. Bonus: use promo code RS30 to save $30 off your purchase at and discount code ROLLINGSTONE10 for $10 off at FIND ACC BASKETBALL TICKETS ONLINE If you want to watch the ACC tournament on TV, first-round games will air on ACC Network, with the rest of the games airing on ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU. You can watch the games with a cable package that includes ACC Network and ESPN. How to Watch ACC Basketball Tournament 2025 Online Free You can also watch the ACC tournament online without cable, with a few ways to livestream the games online for free. Advertisement The best option is a streaming service like Fubo, which includes a live feed of ACC Network and ESPN as part of its offerings. Fubo lets you watch live TV online from your phone, tablet, laptop and smart TV. Even better: Fubo has a seven-day free trial that you can use to livestream the ACC basketball tournament games online free. GET: FUBOTV 7-DAY FREE TRIAL Fubo's free trial includes free DVR so you can record the games to watch back on-demand later. Plans start from $84.99 for 120+ channels after your free trial is up. See full details here. You can also watch the ACC tournament online for free through DirecTV Stream, which also includes ACC Network and the ESPN channels as part of its packages. DirecTV Stream currently has a five-day free trial that you can use to livestream ACC basketball online free without cable. Advertisement GET: DIRECTV STREAM 5-DAY FREE TRIAL You can also watch the ACC Tournament on ESPN+ or Sling TV with the Sling Orange + Blue + Sports Extra plan. Neither of those streamers currently offer a free trial but Sling is one of the best values right now with their current deals and promos. Duke is the top seed in the ACC conference, followed by Louisville, Clemson and Wake Forest. The winner of the ACC tournament gets an automatic bid to the 2025 NCAA tournament. Best of Rolling Stone Sign up for RollingStone's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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09-03-2025
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Social media reactions to UNC basketball loss to Duke
The North Carolina Tar Heels are in a rough spot. Following another loss to Duke on Saturday night, the Tar Heels are still on the wrong side of the bubble and watched their NCAA Tournament chances essentially go down the drain. UNC really needed to beat Duke at home to earn a huge win. Now, they are 1-11 in quad 1 games and have a rough draw in the 2025 ACC Basketball Tournament. Essentially, UNC needs to win the ACC Tournament to get in and it's a spot they have put themselves in. On Saturday, the Tar Heels fought hard and even took a seven-point lead in the second half. But then Duke turned it on and ran away with it late. It was a devastating loss and one that UNC needs to forget about quickly. Here's how social media reacted to the Tar Heels' loss to Duke on Saturday: I know UNC's non-conference slate was brutal. But ultimately, a team that goes 1-11 in quad 1 games doesn't deserve to make the tournament. You gotta finish and win a few of those. Simple as that. — Andrew Forrest (@Andrew_Forrest1) March 9, 2025 An unforgettable experience with a forgettable result. Heartbroken for RJ. — Josh "Fitty" Marlow (@HTB_Josh) March 9, 2025 thank you for everything Rj Davis — TarHeelTyler (@TarHeelMBB) March 9, 2025 We will see that 4 again in the Dean Dome. But it will be hanging with all the other Carolina you young man — Jon Robinson (@jonrob11011965) March 9, 2025 Leading by 7 in the second half to trailing by 15 with less than a minute to go. No doubt Duke is more talented, but after the fight you showed to end the second half, not having any sort of answer for defensive switches is infuriating. Circus shot after circus shot. — Gregory Hall (@gregoryhall_) March 9, 2025 UNC went up 59-53 at the 12:48 mark and scored 10 points the rest of the game — JMann_ (@JMannsTakes) March 9, 2025 Yeaaaaaaa we all kinda knew it but Duke might just be too good for this #UNC team. — Jacob Turner (@JacobTurnerTHI) March 9, 2025 Cooper Flag is just a helluva basketball player. I can't say anything negative about him as a player or a kid. You just have to tip your hat at a talent like that. #GoHeels — Paul Leatherman (@Tarheel_Paul) March 9, 2025 Thought tonight proved that UNC's recent run wasn't some fluke, but the loss is still going to put their tournament hopes in the hands of the selection committee. 1-11 in Quad 1 games. — Taylor Vippolis (@tvippolis) March 9, 2025 UNC played a great game, credit where credit is due — Brian H (@Dukeblogger) March 9, 2025 The improvement UNC has shown is commendable but now we have to make a big run in the ACC Tourney. Tough spot to be in. — Chase Gaddy (@ChasedGod) March 9, 2025 I know people have mixed feeling but I'm excited to see what Hubert can do in the portal with NIL opened up and a GM. Have some really good pieces to build around. Some tuff decisions to make. Biggest ? Do you retain any of Cadeau, Tyson, Washington, Lubin. Think if Seth wants… — Christian🐏 (@MERKE15) March 9, 2025 This article originally appeared on Tar Heels Wire: Social media reacts to UNC basketball losing to Duke again
