Florida State University Athletics
FSU Soccer Announces 2018 Broadcast Schedule
8/17/2018 2:16:32 PM | General, Women's Soccer
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – For fans that will not be able to come out and watch the Seminoles live at home or on the road this season, there will be many opportunities to catch FSU soccer action on TV and streaming as Florida State announced its broadcast schedule on Friday.
Overall, 13 of the 18 regular season games will be broadcast, including all six road games this season. The August 23 match at Wisconsin will be streamed on BTN Plus, the October 21 contest at No. 8 Virginia will air on the Regional Sports Networks (RSN), while the Boston College (Sept. 23), No. 14 Notre Dame (Sept. 28), Pitt (Oct. 18) and Miami (Oct. 25) matches will all be broadcast on ACC Network Extra.
Seven of the remaining 11 home games for Florida State will be streamed on ACC Network Extra, beginning with No. 12 USC on August 31. Fans will also be able to catch a pair of Top 10 teams on stream during the games with No. 2 UCLA (Sept. 2) and No. 7 Florida (Sept. 7).
Four of the five home conference games will be broadcast as well – No. 6 North Carolina (Sept. 14), Virginia Tech (Sept. 20), Clemson (Oct. 4) and No. 20 NC State (Oct. 12).
ACC Network Extra is affiliated with ESPN and can be streamed on any device or platform that can access WatchESPN content. WatchESPN requires viewers to log in with a username and password using their cable television or satellite provider.
Throughout 2018-19, the Seminoles will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of women’s intercollegiate athletics at Florida State and there are many events and reunions planned for all women’s sports. Head to www.seminoles.com/50th/ for more information that will be updated throughout the year.
Follow Florida State soccer on Twitter (@FSUSoccer), Instagram (@nolesoccer) and like our Facebook page (Facebook.com/FSUSoccer) to keep up to date with everything about Seminole soccer.
2018 FSU Soccer Broadcast Schedule
Aug. 23 – at Wisconsin (BTN Plus)
Aug. 31 – USC (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 2 – UCLA (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 7 – Florida (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 14 – North Carolina (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 20 – Virginia Tech (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 23 – at Boston College (ACC Network Extra)
Sept. 28 – at Notre Dame (ACC Network Extra)
Oct. 4 – Clemson (ACC Network Extra)
Oct. 12 – NC State (ACC Network Extra)
Oct. 18 – at Pitt (ACC Network Extra)
Oct. 21 – at Virginia (RSN)
Oct. 25 – at Miami (ACC Network Extra)