Former Florida State football coach Jimbo Fisher will join the ACC Network as an analyst during the 2025 season, the network announced Tuesday.

(KBTX) - Former Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher is trying his hand at television as a part of the ACC Network, parent company ESPN announced in a release Tuesday. Fisher will be an analyst for the network’s Saturday morning pregame show “ACC Huddle,” which will travel to a marquee game each week for the first time in the show’s history.

Former coach Jimbo Fisher, who led Florida State to the 2013 national title, is joining the ACC Network as a college football analyst, the network announced Tuesday.

Head coach Dabo Swinney led the Clemson contingent to Charlotte for the ACC's annual preseason media gathering

During his tenure at FSU (2010-17), Fisher compiled an 83-23 record after serving as Bobby Bowden's assistant for two seasons (2007-09), including winning three straight ACC Championships (2012-14) and a BCS National Championship in 2013.

Former Texas A&M and Florida State head football coach Jimbo Fisher has been quiet since leaving College Station. ESPN announced that Fisher will be joining ACC Network as a college football analyst for the 2025 season.

The ACC remains far behind the Big Ten and SEC even if things are better now for the 71-year-old league than they have been in years.

Here is the 2025 preseason All-ACC football team, as chosen by the USA TODAY Sports Network — with coach, player and newcomer of the year selections.

Schools have been able to pay players directly for three weeks, and questions have already surfaced about the new system's sustainability.

This much is clear: Even though the ACC Network isn't scheduled to launch as a linear channel until 2019, and even though ESPN could face distribution challenges, the ACC is better off today.

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The ACC communications staff received more credential applications this year than ever before. Belichick is almost certainly the reason for that. On campus, UNC also announced the earliest sellout for season and single-game tickets in school history this week despite raising prices 25%.