Georgia Tech 2010 Football Schedule

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An early look at Georgia Tech's 2010 football opponents.

Sept. 4 vs. South Carolina State: The Jackets will host a different group of Bulldogs in their season opener, this group led by coach Buddy Pough and resides in the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA).

Sept. 11 at Kansas: Former Nebraska QB and Buffalo head coach Turner Gill takes over the Jayhawks, but he loses a record-setting QB and WR.

Sept. 25 vs. N.C. State: As long as QB Russell Wilson (3,027 yards, 31 TDs) is on the field, the Wolfpack have a chance. Plus, there are 10 teams that Paul Johnson has played but not beaten. He is 0-1 against the Wolfpack.

Oct. 2 at Wake Forest: Deacons lose QB Riley Skinner and DT John Russell -- things might not look good in Winston-Salem this season.

Oct. 9 vs. Virginia: Former head coach Al Groh is now the defensive coordinator at Tech.

Oct. 16 vs. Middle Tenn. State: QB Dwight Dasher is a threat rushing and passing, throwing for more than 2,500 yards and adding another 1,000 on the ground.

Nov. 4 at Virginia Tech: No team in the ACC will have the firepower that the Hokies have on offense, but will defensive coordinator Bud Foster be able to reload on defense?

Nov. 13 vs. Miami: One of the challengers in an extremely tough Coastal Division. Tech embarrassed the Hurricanes two years ago, and Miami returned the favor last year. And, most of its nucleus returns, including QB Jacory Harris, who passed for 3,352 yards and 24 touchdowns last season.

Nov. 20 vs. Duke: This might be a tough season for the Blue Devils, who lost their record-setting quarterback (Thaddeus Lewis) and best defensive player (DT Vince Oghobaase). Plus, after a hot start in 2009, the Devils burned out in the second half, losing their last four. But, they did keep coach David Cutcliffe.

Nov. 27 at Georgia: The Bulldogs will have a new quarterback and a new defensive coordinator. By the time these two teams play, there will be few surprises remaining. But, if Georgia is running the ball like it did late last year against Auburn, the Yellow Jackets and Texas A&M, it'll be another good game.

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Sept. 4 vs. South Carolina State: The Jackets will host a different group of Bulldogs in their season opener, this group led by coach Buddy Pough and resides in the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly Division I-AA).

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