Tough schedule...but if we can only lose one to eithe Clemson, FSU, VT, or UVA, we will have something very special. VT will come at a critical time in between two road games on either side. I think we win that one.

Miami is the only team to get more than a week to prepare for us -- they get 10 days. Remember last year UGA, UNC, and Clemson had two weeks while BC played Kent State the week before and VT played Furman the week before. This year, VT plays BC the week before, Clemson gets 5 days to prepare after MTSU, FSU plays us after BC, UNC plays us a week after East Carolina, Vandy, Miss State, and UGA each have crucial SEC games before us in South Carolina, LSU, and Kentucky.

Sept. 5 Jacksonville State ATLANTA TBA TBA
Sept. 10 (Thur.) Clemson ATLANTA TBA ESPN
Sept. 17 (Thur.) Miami Miami Gardens, Fla. TBA ESPN
Sept. 26 North Carolina ATLANTA TBA TBA
Oct. 3 Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. TBA TBA
Oct. 10 Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. TBA TBA
Oct. 17 Virginia Tech ATLANTA TBA TBA
Oct. 24 Virginia Charlottesville, Va. TBA TBA
Oct. 31 Vanderbilt Nashville, Tenn. TBA TBA
Nov. 7 Wake Forest ATLANTA TBA TBA
Nov. 14 Duke Durham, N.C. TBA TBA
Nov. 28 Georgia ATLANTA TBA TBA

Definitely favorable this year on scheduling.

I don't think it matters how much time Miami spends prepping for this offense, their only hope is to out-score us.

Getting the week off before UGA is something I've wanted for years (and for once, they don't get the week off before us).

GTAA isn't allowing you to get GT-UGA tickets unless you get season tickets. Frowny face. I am a big fan of flex packs.

Flex packs go good in all sports. Money is tight these days. No one wants to see Jax State.

Jackets Nest season tickets are the best way to save money. The SCSC and MTSU home games in 2010 will not be great draws.

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