Okay, so, I’ve been wanting to catch an FSU baseball game on TV for a while now. I’m a big fan, you know? I finally decided to figure out when the next game was and how I could watch it. Here’s how I did it:
First, I gotta find out their schedule. I pulled up my phone and just searched for “FSU baseball schedule.”
The first results are all the schedules and game info. But nothing about what channel today’s game is going to be on. Florida State Seminoles Baseball is at Mike Martin Field, and they’ve been to, like, 23 College World Series, which is insane! Anyway, I need to find out what channel the games are on.

I scrolled down, and there’s another search result titled “How to watch Florida State vs. Jacksonville baseball on TV.” I think that might have the info I need.
I see another result that gave me the scoop – today’s game was at 6 p.m. Eastern Time. Nice! It also mentioned that I could watch it on the ACC Network. Cool, cool, cool.
- Step 1: Searched for the FSU baseball schedule.
- Step 2: Find a game result for watching the game on tv.
- Step 3: Found out the game time and the channel (ACC Network).
Check My TV Provider
But here’s the thing – I wasn’t sure if I even had the ACC Network. So, I went to my TV provider’s website (DirecTV in my case) and searched for their channel listings. I found out that the ACC Network is Channel 612. Score!
Final Steps
Now, there was one last thing. The search result also said that the game will be streamed on ESPN+. I don’t have that, but it’s good to know in case I ever want to watch on my phone or computer. They even mentioned the pitchers for today’s game: RHP Conner Whittaker for FSU and RHP Richard Long for Jacksonville.
So, yeah, that’s basically it. I found the game time, figured out where to watch it on my TV, and even got some extra info about streaming and the pitchers. Now I’m all set to watch some FSU baseball! Go Noles!