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October, 29, 2009

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By Heather Dinich

Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich

Can UNC reedem itself on national television tonight? If it does, it's going to need a better performance from quarterback T.J. Yates, who threw a costly interception last week and hasn't been as productive this year.
Is tonight's game simply an opportunity to see the Hokies pound somebody?
As long as Virginia Tech doesn't suffer a Georgia Tech hangover, the Hokies still have plenty to play for this year, including another 10-win season and a possible BCS bowl bid.
Boston College is in the midst of yet another transition, and caught in the middle of it all is running back Montel Harris.
Florida State's receivers have been much more productive this year, and some of that can be attributed to the discipline that's been instilled in them this year.
There's a reason Chuck Amato hasn't been a hot topic this week as he prepares to face his former team -- both Amato and NC State have their own problems now.
Miami quarterback Jacory Harris has no plans on changing his approach, despite throwing a league-leading 10 turnovers this season.
Clemson's tight ends have gotten more involved in the passing game in recent weeks.
Georgia Tech's key to winning games this year starts in the second half, where the Jackets string together lengthy drives and really control the clock.
Here are some ACC/SEC rankings for you, and there are five teams worse than Duke this year.
Wake Forest enters Saturday's game against Miami searching for more offense. It's disappeared the past two games.

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Boston College Eagles, Virginia Tech Hokies, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, North Carolina Tar Heels, Clemson Tigers, Florida State Seminoles, North Carolina State Wolfpack, Wake Forest Demon Deacons, Miami Hurricanes, Jacory Harris

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