2010 ACC football schedules are out
The Atlantic Coast Conference had another disappointing bowl season last year and early in 2010, including Georgia Tech – the conference champ – losing to Iowa in the Orange Bowl. The ACC has yet to have to BCS bowl teams and hasn’t had a team in contention for the national title in more than a decade. Will that change in 2010? Many believe the Virginia Tech will be in the preseason Top 10 and both Miami and Florida State in the Top 15 or so of the polls. Georgia Tech lost a ton of juniors to the NFL and may have a hard time finding the same success this year, while Clemson, which played Tech in the ACC title game, lost C.J. Spiller to graduation.
It should be a wide-open race, but look for Florida State to face Miami on Dec. 4 in Charlotte for the ACC Championship. One thing is certain – the Coastal Division is much more loaded with quality teams than the Atlantic. The Seminoles should have little trouble winning the Atlantic, while the Hokies, Jackets and North Carolina all should challenge Miami in the Coastal. Bet on the games all year — and ACC futures — at WagerWeb.com.
Here are the schedules for each conference team:
Boston College
Sept. 11 Kent State
Sept. 25 Virginia Tech
Oct. 2 Notre Dame
Oct. 9 at N.C. State
Oct. 16 at Florida State
Oct. 23 Maryland
Oct. 30 Clemson
Nov. 6 at Wake Forest
Nov. 13 at Duke
Nov. 20 Virginia
Nov. 27 at Syracuse
Clemson
Sept. 4 North Texas
Sept. 11 Presbyterian
Sept. 18 at Auburn
Oct. 2 Miami
Oct. 9 at North Carolina
Oct. 16 Maryland
Oct. 23 Georgia Tech
Oct. 30 at Boston College
Nov. 6 N.C. State
Nov. 13 at Florida State
Nov. 20 at Wake Forest
Nov. 27 South Carolina
Duke
Sept. 4 Elon
Sept. 11 at Wake Forest
Sept. 18 Alabama
Sept. 25 Army
Oct. 2 at Maryland
Oct. 16 Miami
Oct. 23 at Virginia Tech
Oct. 30 at Navy
Nov. 6 Virginia
Nov. 13 Boston College
Nov. 20 at Georgia Tech
Nov. 27 North Carolina
Florida State
Sept. 4 Samford
Sept. 11 at Oklahoma
Sept. 18 BYU
Sept. 25 Wake Forest
Oct. 2 at Virginia
Oct. 9 at Miami
Oct. 16 Boston College
Oct. 28 at N.C. State
Nov. 6 North Carolina
Nov. 13 Clemson
Nov. 20 at Maryland
Nov. 27 Florida
Georgia Tech
Sept. 4 SC State
Sept. 11 at Kansas
Sept. 18 at North Carolina
Sept. 25 N.C. State
Oct. 2 at Wake Forest
Oct. 9 Virginia
Oct. 16 Middle Tenn.
Oct. 23 at Clemson
Nov. 4 at Virginia Tech
Nov. 13 Miami
Nov. 20 Duke
Nov. 27 at Georgia
Maryland
Sept. 6 Navy (M&T Bank Stadium, Balt., Md.)
Sept. 11 Morgan State
Sept. 18 at West Virginia
Sept. 25 Florida International
Oct. 2 Duke
Oct. 16 at Clemson
Oct. 23 at Boston College
Oct. 30 Wake Forest
Nov. 6 at Miami
Nov. 13 at Virginia
Nov. 20 Florida State
Nov. 27 N.C. State
Miami
Sept. 2 Florida A&M
Sept. 11 at Ohio State
Sept. 23 at Pittsburgh
Oct. 2 at Clemson
Oct. 9 Florida State
Oct. 16 at Duke
Oct. 23 North Carolina
Oct. 30 at Virginia
Nov. 6 Maryland
Nov. 13 at Georgia Tech
Nov. 20 Virginia Tech
Nov. 27 South Florida
North Carolina
Sept. 4 LSU (Georgia Dome, Atlanta, Ga.)
Sept. 18 Georgia Tech
Sept. 25 at Rutgers
Oct. 2 East Carolina
Oct. 9 Clemson
Oct. 16 at Virginia
Oct. 23 at Miami
Oct. 30 William & Mary
Nov. 6 at Florida State
Nov. 13 Virginia Tech
Nov. 20 N.C. State
Nov. 27 at Duke
N.C. State
Sept. 4 Western Carolina
Sept. 11 at UCF
Sept. 16 Cincinnati
Sept. 25 at Georgia Tech
Oct. 2 Virginia Tech
Oct. 9 Boston College
Oct. 16 at East Carolina
Oct. 28 Florida State
Nov. 6 at Clemson
Nov. 13 Wake Forest
Nov. 20 at North Carolina
Nov. 27 at Maryland
Virginia
Sept. 4 Richmond
Sept. 11 at USC
Sept. 25 VMI
Oct. 2 Florida State
Oct. 9 at Georgia Tech
Oct. 16 North Carolina
Oct. 23 Eastern Michigan
Oct. 30 Miami
Nov. 6 at Duke
Nov. 13 Maryland
Nov. 20 at Boston College
Nov. 27 at Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech
Sept. 6 Boise State (FedEx Field; Landover, Md.)
Sept. 11 James Madison
Sept. 18 East Carolina
Sept. 25 at Boston College
Oct. 2 at N.C. State
Oct. 9 Central Michigan
Oct. 16 Wake Forest
Oct. 23 Duke
Nov. 4 Georgia Tech
Nov. 13 at North Carolina
Nov. 20 at Miami
Nov. 27 Virginia
Wake Forest
Sept. 2 Presbyterian
Sept. 11 Duke
Sept. 18 at Stanford
Sept. 25 at Florida State
Oct. 2 Georgia Tech
Oct. 9 Navy
Oct. 16 at Virginia Tech
Oct. 30 at Maryland
Nov. 6 Boston College
Nov. 13 at N.C. State
Nov. 20 Clemson
Nov. 27 at Vanderbilt
ACC Football Championship Game
Dec. 4, Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte
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