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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Coaches view distractions the same as injuries -- the fewer the better. Thats why Atlantic Coast Conference coaches are cautious about doing an all-access television show such as Showtimes A Season With.Many dont see the return on their investment as being worth it.I would at least want to hear them paint the picture of what it was really going to be like before I said yes or no, Virginia Tech coach Justin Fuente said.Many ACC coaches share Fuentes view -- they see the benefits, especially with recruiting, but wonder if those outweigh the potential distractions that could occur during four months of shooting.Florida State has opened its doors for this years series. The first episode aired on Sept. 6, which was the day after the Seminoles season-opening win over Ole Miss and airs on Tuesdays through Nov. 29.The series is similar to NFL Films Hard Knocks: Training Camp that airs on HBO during the preseason. North Carolina State coach Dave Doeren likes watching both to see how teams handle preseason practices. But when it comes to finding a strategic edge, especially with the Wolfpack hosting the Seminoles on Saturday, he didnt expect to find one.While the show may sway a couple future recruits, there are concerns about the potential distraction and impact it could have on a teams season.The Seminoles were considered to be a national championship contender before the season started but are 5-3 and ranked 19th. It is the first time since 2011 that they have entered November with three or more losses.Youd have to look at in totality and see what it did for you. Its certainly not helping them, Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said the programs impact on the Seminoles. Theyre 5-3. I dont know a team whos ever done it who had a good season.Stephen Espinoza, the executive vice president of Showtime Sports, said the production crew and school are in constant contact about storylines but that the network retains creative control. Schools see a copy of the show before it airs but that is to make sure no NCAA compliance violations are taking place and there arent any student-athlete privacy issues, especially with injuries.The reasons why the show is successful is it is someone from the outside giving a look at a program. It is something different than what would be produced by a conference or school, Espinoza said. The bottom line is that it is a relationship of trust. Were trusting the school to be open and candid and theyre trusting us to be objective.The show is likely to give Florida State another boost with a national audience getting a behind the scenes look Jimo Fishers program.Fisher said that high school players who have come in for visits have liked how it gives them a deeper look at the program.It is a different experience but it is like they (the production crew) are part of the football staff now, Florida State running back Dalvin Cook said. Its good that we get to show everyone what we do and the life of an athlete in college.Espinoza said that the network would like to get a geographic mix in future seasons but that he would not be averse to another ACC team doing it next year.Clemson would fit Espinozas formula: an elite program with a compelling coach, but linebacker Ben Boulware cant see the Tigers doing it, especially since they ban social media during the season.People would get to see the ins and outs of what we do, but for the players I think its a distraction, he said. Those lights and cameras are cool probably for about a week, but that definitely would get annoying.Another unlikely school is Virginia. First-year coach Bronco Mendenhall did a similar series last year when he was at Brigham Young and still regrets the decision.People act differently when cameras are around, and no matter how long theyre there, there still is an effect, he said. Highs are a little higher and lows are a little lower, and theres more drama and less work because its more story.After doing it -- and I was the one that wanted it and agreed to it -- the return on investment didnt give the outcome I was thinking it would.---AP Sports Writers Aaron Beard in Raleigh, North Carolina, Pete Iacobelli in Clemson, South Carolina, Hank Kurz Jr. in Charlottesville, Virginia, and Charles Odum in Atlanta contributed to this report.---The APs college football page: collegefootball.ap.orgCheap Jerseys For Sale .C. - The Carolina Hurricanes have placed backup goalie Anton Khudobin on injured reserve with an unspecified lower-body injury. Stitched Jerseys For Sale . - The Washington Redskins have cut defensive lineman Adam Carriker and punter Sav Rocca. https://www.jerseysforsalechina.com/ . How great will be revealed in the next couple of days at the board of governors meeting in Pebble Beach, Calif. Fake Jerseys For Sale . PAUL, Minn. China Jerseys For Sale . Once again, DeLaet finished tied for second at a PGA Tour stop on the weekend, this time at the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The pride of Weyburn, Sask.Things did not pan out how Tony McEvoy thought they might with Vinlands debut but the colts recent barrier trial win in Sydney has buoyed the trainers confidence for the Inglis Nursery.The two-year-old confirmed his place in Saturdays $500,000 Inglis Nursery (1000m) at Randwick after impressing McEvoy in a trial at Rosehill last Tuesday when he won by more than three lengths.He did in his trial what I thought he would do in the Merson Cooper, McEvoy said.Vinland made his debut in last months Merson Cooper Stakes at Sandown and came from back in the field to run fifth.I was pretty confident going into the Merson Cooper and he just didnt begin well and then he got squeezed out and made too many mistakes, the trainer said.And at that level you cant make mistakes. He still ran very solid, but the trial confirmed to me that hes a nice horse.McEvoy has already had five juvenile winners this season and said Saturdays rich sales-restricted race had always been the plan for Vinland who will be ridden by Hugh Bowman.He has come through the trial beautifully, McEvoy said.It has brought him on really nicelly.dddddddddddd Im very happy and it was good to see that horse come out and win that he beat in the trial.The Gerald Ryan-trained Chauffeur, a $1.6 million yearling, finished second in last Tuesdays trial before winning on debut at Rosehill on Saturday.While the Inglis Nursery is the richest race on Saturdays program, the $250,000 Group Two Villiers Stakes (1600m) is the feature and McEvoy has Big Memory heading to the race.Big Memory hasnt started since being withdrawn from the Caulfield Cup in October but trialled last Tuesday in preparation for his shot at The Villiers.I had to scratch him the day before the Caulfield Cup when he injured his hock, McEvoy said.It took a while to get that right but it seems right now and he trialled well.Hell run a solid race and hes got a good record at a mile.Tommy Berry, the last jockey to win on Big Memory in the 2014 Herbert Power Stakes, will be reunited with the gelding for the first time in more than two years on Saturday. 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