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Georgia Tech football season tickets go on sale Thursday

Sept. 1: vs. Alcorn State Sept. 8: at USF Sept. 15: at Pittsburgh Sept. 22: vs. Clemson Sept. 29: vs. Bowling Green Oct. 5: at Louisville Oct. 13: vs. Duke Oct. 25: at Virginia Tech Nov. 3: at North Carolina Nov. 10: vs. Miami Nov. 17: Virginia Nov. 24: at Georgia Dec. 1: ACC Championship (at Charlotte, N.C.)
By Juliakate E Culpepper
Feb 22, 2018

Georgia Tech football season tickets will go on sale Thursday, the Institute announced Tuesday.

Season ticket holders are guaranteed the best seats for all six home games at Bobby Dodd Stadium and are eligible for benefits like discounts on concessions, a limited-edition Yellow Jackets Adidas shirt for each purchased ticket and a Georgia Tech water bottle that can be refilled at new water-bottle filling stations throughout the stadium.

Below is a list of the specialty dates for the 2018 season Georgia Tech announced Tuesday. More information about the specialty dates will be released as the 2018 season approaches.

2018 Georgia Tech Football specialty dates

Sept. 1 vs. Alcorn State – Charitable Children's Day
Sept. 22 vs. Clemson – Hall of Fame Day
Sept. 29 vs. Bowling Green – Family Weekend / Heroes Day
Oct. 13 vs. Duke – Homecoming
Nov. 10 vs. Miami – Whiteout
Nov. 17 vs. Virginia – Senior Day / Michael Isenhour Toy Drive

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