You can watch the Florida State Seminoles men’s basketball vs. Duke Blue Devils men’s basketball in the ACC Tournament on national TV and via several legal streaming services.

TV channel and time

  • The game is part of the ACC Tournament and is being carried on ESPN as the primary national broadcast.
  • Tip-off is listed around the evening window (coverage notes specify a 7 p.m. ET start on ESPN for Florida State vs. Duke).

Streaming options (legal)

You have a few main ways to stream the game without traditional cable:

  1. ESPN app / ESPN.com
    • Sign in with a cable, satellite, or live-TV streaming provider that includes ESPN, then watch via the ESPN app or website.
  1. Fubo
    • Carries ESPN and is advertising the Florida State vs. Duke game specifically, with the note to “Watch Florida State vs. Duke on ESPN at 7 p.m. ET. Live stream college basketball on Fubo — no cable required, free trial.”
  1. Other live-TV streaming services
    • Services that typically include ESPN (availability can vary by region and plan) include:
      • YouTube TV
      • Hulu + Live TV
      • Sling TV (Orange/Orange+Blue packages with ESPN)
      • DirecTV Stream
    • With any of these, you’d open their app and go to the ESPN channel at game time.

If you already pay for ESPN through a TV provider, using the ESPN app or website is usually the most straightforward. If not, signing up for a free trial on a service like Fubo that carries ESPN can be a quick workaround for this matchup.

Live stats and follow-along (if you can’t watch)

If you can’t get video, you can still follow the game live:

  • ESPN gamecast / live score page : Provides live scoring, play-by-play, and team stats for Florida State vs. Duke.
  • CBS Sports live tracker : Offers live stats, previews, and running updates for Florida State vs. Duke in the tournament.

These pages update in real time and are handy if you’re at work or on the go.

TL;DR:

  • TV: ESPN is broadcasting Florida State vs. Duke from the ACC Tournament.
  • Stream: Watch through the ESPN app/site with a TV login, or via a live-TV streaming service that carries ESPN (like Fubo, which is specifically promoting this game and offers a free trial).

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