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The Virginia Tech Hokies will have their hands full as they finish up their 15th straight bowl game season. The 2009 Orange Bowl will give them a chance to redeem themselves after last year's narrow loss to Kansas, and you can bet this team of hungry players can't wait to take on Cincinnati. Everyone knowns that Virginia Tech's impressive defense will be on full display for this game, and the Bearcats will have their hands full trying to score againts the Hokies. Don't wait to buy yourself some Virginia Tech Orange Bowl tickets because we're seeing them being snatched up rather quickly. Don't miss any of the action and order your Virginia Tech Orange Bowl tickets today.

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Virginia Tech hopes to continue a recent run of successful seasons. Head Coach Frank Beamer is among the most winningest active head coaches, with only Bobby Bowden and Joe Paterno having better active win records. He has led a spectacular turnaround at Virginia Tech that has seen the Hokies become one of the most feared and respected teams in all of college football.

Hokies fans are dying to get their teeth into their biggest foe, the Virginia Cavaliers, and they always keep an eye out for good value Hokies Cavaliers tickets.

Virginia Tech has what’s known as a good problem to have, as they have two very talented quarterback in Sean Glennon and Tyrod Taylor. Having two experienced QBs may prove to be a blessing, as the Hokies will have to rely on a wholly new receiver corps. Virginia Tech football fans hope highly touted recruit Ryan Williams will be able to produce immediately for the Hokies.

Other important match-ups include the inter-state rivals West Virginia Mountaineers and Duke as well as the Miami Hurricanes.

Virginia Tech play home games at Lane Stadium, 66,233 capacity, which is known around the country as one of the loudest in college sports and provides perhaps the biggest home field advantage of all college stadiums. They have a long history dating all the way back to 1892. Perhaps the most celebrated game in Virginia Tech’s history took place in what has since become known as the “Miracle in Morgantown.” During this game, the 11-0 Hokies, led by freshman quarterback Michael Vick, managed a last minute drive that stole victory from the West Virginia Mountaineers.

The Hokies compete in the ACC, so you might also want to look at Clemson tickets, Wake Forest tickets, Boston College tickets, Florida State tickets and Georgia Tech tickets. Don’t wait another second and get your Virginia Tech football tickets today.