Steve Martin, a 42-year broadcast veteran, is one of the most recognizable voices in the Southeast. Steve serves as the play-by-play man for ACC Football (17 years) and ACC basketball (9 years) This is his 21st year overall as college football play-by-play man for Raycom Sports (four years covering Great American). A native of Bangor, Maine, Steve is the coordinator of broadcast operations for the NBA Charlotte Bobcats and the television play-by-play host. He also served as vice president of broadcast operations for the New Orleans Hornets (Charlotte Hornets). Steve and Debbie, his wife of 33 years, have two children and reside in Denver, NC.

Dave Archer joins the ACC Football broadcast this season as analyst. No stranger to Raycom Sports, Dave was the part of Raycom’s SEC broadcasts for seven seasons. An eight season veteran of the NFL and, he played quarterback for the Falcons, Redskins, Chargers and Eagles. He also played 5 years CFL and one WLAF, where he won a World Bowl championship and was the game MVP. Played college ball at Iowa St. and was put into the ISU Hall of Fame in 2005. A native of Soda Springs, Idaho, Dave and his wife Jill have 4 children and reside in Marietta, GA.

Mike Hogewood has been associated with Raycom Sports (formerly Jefferson-Pilot Sports) for over two decades. He began his association by anchoring the company's coverage of the Nextel Cup races at the Lowe's Motor Speedway. Best known for his work on the sidelines at ACC football games, Mike is preparing for his 24th season of reporting from the field. Mike also hosts ACC Basketball Today and the ACC Basketball Tournament. He is a two-time Emmy award winner as a show host and for play by play. Mike and his wife Nancy have two children and reside in Greensboro, Mike’s hometown.

Ever wonder what you do when you retire from the NBA? In addition to calling games courtside, since my playing career came to an end, I have pursued many interests. That first summer, I decided to get into the kitchen and learn how to cook. Through many hours with the Food Channel and many mistakes down the disposal, I have grown to love cooking with and for friends, none of whom have gotten violently ill at my expense. Every two years I donate two dinners for twelve at my house for the benefit of The Charlotte Wine and Food weekend. Bob Foley, a friend and one of the most talented vintners in Napa Valley, assists with the cooking and the wine. Along with cooking, Wine has become a passion for me as well. I have a 3,000 bottle cellar in my basement, but consider myself a consumer rather than a collector. I have also come to enjoy a great cigar every now and then as well.

To burn off all the calories I pick up from this most hedonistic life style, I’ve taken up cycling as my preferred form of exercise. I manage to ride between 100-125 miles a week, weather permitting. This past summer, I completed my first 100 mile ride, finishing in just under six hours. And burning 6,000 calories. Not even going half as fast, it gave me a great appreciation for what Lance Armstrong and all cyclists go through.

Over the last eight years, I have also been very involved with the Duke Children’s Hospital. For the past six years, I have had the honor of serving as the Chairmen for their National Board of Advisors. We successfully raised 38 million dollars to build a brand new facility in Durham, and those fundraising efforts continue to be a priority for me.

I’ve lived in Charlotte for 14 years now with my wife of 24 years, Stacy Anderson and our 7 year old son, Noah, who is 4’7” and already being heavily recruited- just kidding.

Dan has worked as an ACC color analyst since 1980, first for C.D. Chesley and more recently Raycom Sports. He also served as a color analyst for ESPN from 1987-2001 and CBS since 1991. Dan has been an analyst for FOX Sunday Night Hoops since its inception in 2001.

His other broadcasting work includes play-by-play for baseball's Carolina League, women's college basketball, soccer play-by-play and an announcer for Fox Sports Net South's coverage of ACC Baseball.

Bonner played for the University of Virginia from 1971-75. He served as team captain and was named to the All-ACC Academic Team as a senior.

Dan was head coach of the Virginia women's basketball team for the 1975-76 and 1976-77 seasons, and, as he puts it on his biographical sheet, his most notable accomplishment was meeting his wife, Terry, who was the team captain and MVP of the 1975-76 team.

The Bonners have three children: Coleman, Keary and Sarah.

Tim has been calling ACC Basketball games for Raycom Sports for over ten years. He also has worked for CBS Sports since 1996.

Tim was the play-by-play voice of the Carolina Panthers television network pre-season games for the franchise's first seven years (1995-01). He joined CBS in 1996 as a play-by-play voice for the NCAA Tournament. He added college football to his CBS responsibilities in 1997.

He served as the play-by-play voice for both the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Hawks from 1993-96; he joined TNT and TBS Sports in 1994 and 1995 for their coverage of the NBA playoffs; and he spent nine years with ESPN.

Tim and his wife, Terri, have two daughters, Tiffany and Tara.

Born February 26, 1949 in Washington, DC is an American sportscaster and Vice President and director of sports for ABC 7 / WJLA-TV in Washington DC. He has spent nearly thirty years covering sports nationally for CBS and ABC/ESPN.

He joined ABC Sports as a college football commentator in 1982. The multi-faceted Brant has served many roles on ABC Sports' coverage of college football, including sideline reporter, expert analyst and play-by-play. In addition to his college football duties, Brant has also done play-by-play for college basketball, Wide World of Sports, and the Pro Bowlers Tour. He is a veteran of two Olympics and for more than a decade was the morning co-host for ABC-owned WMAL Radio in Washington, DC. Tim has also covered the World Series, NBA, speed skating, skiing, boxing, and NASCAR. Brant teamed with Keith Jackson as the voice of the PlayStation video game NCAA Gamebreaker for 989 Sports.

Prior to joining CBS in 1987, Brant spent four years at ABC Sports, where he covered college football with Keith Jackson. While with ABC, Brant announced three National Championship games. He also worked the 1984 Winter and Summer Olympics, the Pro Bowl, USFL and Wide World of Sports. While working with Keith Jackson, he was listed as college football's top analyst by numerous publications, including USA Today. Brant has worked alongside Mike Tirico, Brent Musburger, Keith Jackson, Dan Fouts, James Brown, Hank Stram, Jim Nantz, Mark Jones, Terry Bowden, Terry Gannon, Jack Arute, Ed Cunningham, Todd Harris, Al Michaels and Lynn Swann, to name a few.

Brant spent four years at CBS Sports (1987–90) and worked a variety of broadcasts, including the NFL, the NBA and the NCAA Basketball Tournament. He served as host of CBS Sports Saturday, "Winter-Fest," the "NCAA Tournament Selection Show" and the Emmy Award-winning Tour de France coverage.

In 1988, Brant was paired by analyst Hank Stram three years before being replaced by Jim Nantz.

Locally he has hosted sport pre-game specials such as Are You Ready for Washington Redskins games back when ABC hosted NFL Games. His sports analysis has dated back to when he was on the University of Maryland gridiron. At UMD, he was a star linebacker and defensive captain. After signing with the Washington Redskins, Brant suffered a career ending knee injury. He has been honored twice by the Touchdown Club of Washington, once as Top Analyst, then later Sportscaster of the Year. Brant is the voice of ACC Basketball on the Raycom-Jefferson Pilot Television Network. He is a veteran announcer of the ACC tournament. Brant is a dynamic public speaker, giving motivational speeches to various organizations and corporations. His many honors include Sportscaster of the Year in 1996 by the Touchdown Club of Washington, and Champion Sportscaster by the Black United Fund. He was honored by the Touchdown Club as the Top Analyst in 1986, and won the March of Dimes A.I.R. Award for achievement in radio for Best Sports Play-by-Play in 2001. He has been honored with The Distinguished Alumnus Award by the University of Maryland, Distinguished Professional Achievement by the Phillip Merrill College of Journalism in 2002, and in 1999 was inducted into the St. John's College High School Hall of Fame.

Brant currently resides in Potomac, MD with his wife Janet. He has four grown children. His son Kevin was a high school All American football player who went on to UCLA, where he played safety from 1999–2003.

Scott joined the Raycom Sports team in 1999, serving as a sideline reporter and pregame host. With more than 20 years of broadcasting experience, Scott also serves as the play-by-play voice of UNC Greensboro, a position he’s held since 2002.

As a veteran media consultant, Scott’s “day job” finds him counseling corporations, associations, universities, professional and collegiate athletes and coaches. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Scott was a walk-on basketball player and was recognized on the ACC Academic Honor Roll. To this day, he is convinced the reason he never made Varsity was due to his name being too long to fit on the back of a jersey.

Scott currently lives in Greensboro, NC with his wife Kelly and son Theo.