ACC Football Games this weekend: TV schedule, channel, time & Live Stream | Week 2

The ACC just became one of the most interesting conferences to watch in college football, following Florida State's defeat of LSU on Sunday and Duke's upset of Clemson on Monday. Both games brought in millions in viewership and created some of the most memorable moments for Week 1.

If you didn't watch the ACC schools play in Week 1, don't sweat it. Here's a complete list of their games in Week 2, so you can catch up with Florida State, Duke, Clemson, and company.

Duke Football surprised the nation on Week 1

ACC's Week 2 Schedule

Game	Day	Time	Network
Murray State at Louisville	Thursday	7:30 PM ET	ACC Network
Vanderbilt at Wake Forest	Saturday	11:00 AM ET	ACC Network
Notre Dame at NC State	Saturday	12:00 PM ET	ABC
Purdue at Virginia Tech	Saturday	12:00 PM ET	ESPN2
Holy Cross at Boston College	Saturday	12:00 PM ET	ACC Network Extra
James Madison at Virginia	Saturday	12:00 PM ET	ESPNU
South Carolina State at Georgia Tech	Saturday	1:00 PM ET	ACC Network Extra
Charleston Southern at Clemson	Saturday	2:15 PM ET	ACC Network
Texas A&M at Miami	Saturday	3:30 PM ET	ABC
Western Michigan at Syracuse	Saturday	3:30 PM ET	ACC Network Extra
App State at North Carolina	Saturday	5:00 PM ET	ACC Network
Lafayette at Duke	Saturday	6:00 PM ET	ACC Network Extra
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh	Saturday	6:30 PM ET	C.W. Network
Southern Miss at Florida State	Saturday	8:30 PM ET	ACC Network

Florida St climbed up to No. 4 in the AP Poll

What games should you watch in Week 2?

After Week 1, the Duke game just became a must-watch. You should watch Lafayette at Duke, to see if what coach Elko achieved in Week 1 was an anomaly or if we should take Duke seriously for a run for the ACC title. Quarterback Ridley Leonard and the rest of the Blue Devils should make quick work of Lafayette if they want to be taken seriously.

Of course, after the early playoff contention statement by FSU on Week 1, you should catch the Seminoles if you want to see good football. Florida State should obliterate Southern Mississippi in order to make good on their No. 4 ranking on the AP Poll for Week 1.

Finally, the college football world will be taking a close look at Dabo Swenney's Tigers to see if they are able to wake up from their Week 1 slumber. Death Valley fans hope quarterback Cade Klubnik will come alive and energize the Tiger's offense.