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elcome to beautiful Charlotte, NC, the Queen City and home to the 2010 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship. During your time here in Charlotte, we hope that you will take advantage of the infinite number of things to do. From our world-class dining and shopping to historic attractions and nightlife options, there is something for everyone. Let this Fan Guide be your resource to get out and enjoy all that Charlotte has to offer! ACC ChAmPionshiP sPeCiAl events
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The fun continues Friday night with the ACC Night of Legends. The event, which is a ticketed event available to the public, will honor ACC gridiron greats – past & present at the Charlotte Convention Center. The event includes a cocktail reception, a dinner program, saluting Award Winners and Legends, and a post-program dessert reception with entertainment. Gameday will bring a whole new level of excitement to the ACC Football Championship weekend, kicking off with ACC FanFest, presented by the Official Corporate Partners of the ACC. This pregame destination, free and open to all game ticket holders, will feature everything you need to get ready for the big game. From hospitality, food and beverages to interactive games, pep rallies, autograph signings and much more including a concert featuring country superstars Montgomery Gentry. Come on out and be a part of the exciting 48-hour celebration surrounding the 2010 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship.
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As another exciting Dr Pepper Atlantic Coast Conference Championship Game approaches, fans will have the opportunity to participate in a variety of special events over the course of the weekend. The festivities kick off on Thursday night with the Annual Uptown Tree Lighting Ceremony. This event, which is free to the public, will include appearances by ACC mascots and special guests.
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Thursday, December 2 // 5:30 Pm Uptown tree lighting Ceremony // the square (corner of trade + tryon) The city of Charlotte kicks off the holiday season with the annual tree lighting ceremony. A special recognition will be given to the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship.
Friday, December 3 // 6:00-10:00 Pm ACC night of legends // Grand ballroom, Charlotte Convention Center Tickets: $150, available through www.ACCFootballCharlotte.com This legendary event honors outstanding legends from each ACC institution. This party will embody the true spirit of ACC Football as well as provide the opportunity to meet some of the biggest names in college football.
Friday, December 3 // 7:00-11:00 Pm ACC Fan Central@ epicentre // epicentre entertainment Complex Join in the excitement of the biggest uptown party during Championship Weekend.
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Saturday, December 4 // 12 noon-7 Pm ACC FanFest // Graham & mint streets, next to bank of America stadium Presented by The Official Corporate Partners of the ACC ACC FanFest is the ultimate pregame destination with interactive games, team mascots, pep rallies, food & beverage, autograph signings, game merchandise and general family fun. Free concerts by Bridgette Tatum and Montgomery Gentry will highlight the festivities. Admission is free to all game ticket holders.
Saturday, December 4 // 7:45 Pm Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game // bank of America stadium
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Get ready as the Official Corporate Partners of the ACC bring you ACC FanFest. This will be one of the biggest events of the weekend. ACC FanFest will encompass a large area of interactive games, mascots, pep rallies, Corporate Partner attractions and giveaways, food/beverages, autograph opportunities with ACC Legends and entertainment all day long! ACC FanFest kicks off Saturday at 12 noon and will run until 7pm. All activities take place outdoors (rain or shine) adjacent to Bank of America Stadium along Mint and Graham Streets. Two very special musical acts highlight the day. Bridgette Tatum, performer of this year’s ACC Football theme song “Loud” kicks things off. Headlining the event at 5:30 pm will be country music stars Montgomery Gentry…playing a FREE show for ACC fans!
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2:00 - 3:00 PM // bridgette tatum Performance @ Dr Pepper stage 3:00 - 3:30 PM // Dr Pepper Can toss @ Dr Pepper Field 3:30 - 4:00 PM // ACC mascot Game @ Dr Pepper Field 4:00 - 4:30 PM // Dr Pepper/Food lion scholarship throw @ Dr Pepper Field 4:30 - 5:00 PM // 2010 ACC Football legends Autograph session @ legends tent 4:45 - 5:00 PM // Atlantic Division Pep rally 5:15 - 5:30 PM // Coastal Division Pep rally 5:30 - 7:00 PM // montgomery Gentry Performance @ Dr Pepper stage
hOtels Welcome to the 2010 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship and the City of Charlotte. We look forward to having you with us for what will be a weekend of fun and football. For more hotel options, visit www.ACCFootballCharlotte.com
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aloft Charlotte Uptown 210 East Trade Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-333-1999 www.alofthotels.com/charlotteuptown
Hampton Inn – Uptown Charlotte 530 East Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28202 704-373-0917 www.hamptoninn.com/charlotte-uptown
Crowne Plaza 201 S. McDowell Street Charlotte, NC 28204 888-608-7502 www.crowneplaze.com/charlotte
Residence Inn by Marriott – Charlotte Uptown 404 S. Mint Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-340-4000 www.ResidenceInnCharlotteUptown.com
Doubletree Charlotte – Gateway Village 895 W, Trade Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-347-0070 www.charlottegatewayvillage.doubletree.com The Dunhill Hotel 237 North Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-332-4141 www.dunhillhotel.com
The Ritz-Carlton 201 East Trade Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-547-2244 www.ritz-carlton.com Holiday Inn Charlotte Center City 230 North College Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-335-5400 www.hicharlotte.com OFFICIAL FAN GUIDE
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directiOns & parkinG directions I-85 from the South - Look for signs to exit at either Billy Graham Parkway, Freedom Drive, Brookshire Freeway (I-277 East) or I-77 South. I-85 from the North - Look for signs to exit at either Sugar Creek Road, Graham Street, Statesville Avenue or I-77 South. I-77 from the South - Look for signs to exit at either John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street. I-77 from the North - Look for signs to exit at either Brookshire Freeway (I-277 East), Fifth Street, Trade Street, Morehead Street or John Belk Freeway (I-277). Wilkinson Boulevard (US 74) from the West - Follow signs for John Belk Freeway (I-277) and exit at either Carson Boulevard, College Street, South Boulevard or Brevard Street. Independence Boulevard (US 74) from the East - Follow signs for John Belk Freeway (I-277) and exit at either Sixth Street, Fourth Street, Stonewall Street or South Boulevard. Brookshire Freeway (I-277) from the West - Look for signs to exit at either I-77 South, Graham Street, Church Street or Brevard Street. NC 49/US 29 from the Northeast - Follow Tryon Street to Church Street. Airport - Follow Josh Birmingham Parkway 1.5 miles to Billy Graham Parkway South. Proceed on Billy Graham to I-77 North. Look for signs to exit at either John Belk Freeway (I-277) or Trade Street.
parking
There are more than 30,000 parking spaces within a 10-15 minute walk of the stadium.
LYnX
The LYNX Blue Line www.charmeck. org/Departments/CATS/LYNX/home.htm offers fast, quiet, convenient light-rail service between uptown Charlotte and I-485 at
South Boulevard. Parking is available at seven park and ride lots along the line. Stops at the Carson, Stonewall and Convention Center stations put you within blocks of the stadium.
taxi service
Game day taxi service is located two blocks northeast of Bank of America Stadium on Church Street between First and Stonewall streets. Please proceed to the taxi cab stand at this location after the game if you need the services of a taxi.
tailgating Guidelines
Tailgating activities can create special risks to public safety due to the use of multiple open-flame cooking devices in close proximity to people, vehicles, buildings, structures and combustible vegetation. These guidelines are established to provide a set of minimum safety measures to be followed by persons wishing to engage in such activities. • Open-flame cooking devices shall not be operated within 25 feet of any building or structure and not within 10 feet of any motor vehicle. • A minimum clearance of 10 feet shall be maintained between any open-flame cooking device and dry vegetation, combustible materials, trash dumpsters or receptacles, or in close proximity to anything that can create a fire hazard. • Any parking area or lot being used for parking and tailgating activities shall be provided with metal containers for the safe disposal of coals, cinders or hot ashes. Containers shall be clearly labeled “For Coal and Ash Disposal Only.” Any other trash receptacle or container shall not be used for such purpose. • Every effort shall be made to ensure that any coals or cinders are extinguished prior to disposal. • Open-flame cooking devices shall be attended at all times and shall not be used in parking decks or in any manner that will impede pedestrian or vehicle traffic. • Any other type of outdoors burning or open fire, which is not part of a cooking device, is strictly prohibited. OFFICIAL FAN GUIDE
pOlicies & infOrmatiOn alcohol policy
Fans who consume alcohol are encouraged to drink responsibly. Patrons who are obviously intoxicated will not be admitted into the stadium. All alcohol sales require a picture ID as proof of age. You must be at least 21-years-old to purchase alcohol. Only two beers will be sold at any one purchase per person. Alcohol will be sold on the Club Level only and is not permitted to leave the Club Level.
Banners
The Atlantic Coast Conference may allow a limited number of banners, subject to stadium management approval. In addition, stadium management reserves the right to prohibit banners due to space availability, banner size or message content. Banner messages should be football related.
Behavior policy
To insure that all fans have a pleasant game day experience, each patron should act responsibly and be considerate of others. Fans should also be sensitive to the behavior of their guests. Rules of conduct are printed on the back of each ticket.
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Stadium security personnel will respond to complaints of misconduct. Fans who fail to comply with stadium policy after being warned will be subject to ejection or arrest. Multiple violations may result in revocation of ticket privileges. Whether or not certain types of behavior or acts are inappropriate or offensive to others may depend on one’s perspective and values. Stadium management reserves the right to deem an act or exhibited behavior to be inappropriate based on available information and circumstances and take appropriate action.
camera policy
Small still cameras are permitted in the stadium. Camcorders and video cameras are only permitted for credentialed individuals. Tripods or any other similar equipment that could be a tripping hazard are not permitted.
children
Bank of America Stadium was designed for fans of all ages. Please note that every child over the age of 12 months is required to have a game ticket to enter the stadium. Any child under the age of 12 months admitted without a ticket must share a seat with an accompanying adult.
First aid
In the event of a medical emergency, please notify one of the event staff or police officers in your area. Carolinas Medical Center emergency care stations are located on the 100 level across from sections 109-110 and 133-134, on the 300 level across from suite 310A and on the 500 level across from sections 511-512 and 543-544. Registered nurses, doctors and paramedic units are on duty.
Lost and Found
• Containers for medical supplies or special food items for diabetics • Fanny packs • Flags - but not those on poles or sticks • Pocketbooks, purses, tote bags and small bags smaller than 8” x 10” x 14” in size
Fans are encouraged not to bring bags with them unless absolutely necessary, as our goal is to get people in the stadium as quickly as possible.
Reports of lost and found items should be made at any Guest Relations Booth. Please call the lost and found information line at 704-358-7492 to inquire about lost items.
Radio and tv policy
prohibited items
Reentry policy
To ensure that all fans have a safe and enjoyable visit to Bank of America Stadium, the following items are not permitted in the stadium: • Alcoholic beverages • baby seats • bags larger than 8”x10”x14” • balloons • beach balls • Coolers or containers, including cans and bottles • explosives • Fireworks • Folding chairs • Food and beverages, except two (2) sealed plastic non-flavored water bottles per person • horns, bells, whistles and other noise makers • illegal drugs • laser pointers • Pets, except service animals assisting those with disabilities • strollers • tape recorders • Umbrellas • video equipment • Weapons of any kind, including those carried with a permit • other items that in the judgment of stadium management pose a safety hazard or diminish the enjoyment of an event by other patrons. • Any item larger than 8” x 10” x 14” will not be permitted in the stadium.
Prohibited items that are discovered during security inspections at the stadium entrances must be either returned to the owner’s vehicle or discarded. Unlawful items that are discovered during security inspections are subject to confiscation, and the person in possession of those items is subject to arrest. Any prohibited item discovered inside the stadium is subject to confiscation. items that will be permitted but will be inspected at the gates prior to entry: • Diaper bags (baby must be with the parent or guardian and bag must be smaller than 8” x 10” x 14”) • binocular and camera cases
You may bring a small portable radio or television with you to the stadium as long as you listen with an earpiece or headphones. Persons leaving the stadium during an event will not be permitted to reenter.
service animals
Only service animals for guests with disabilities are allowed in the stadium.
smoking policy
Bank of America Stadium is a smoke-free facility. Fans who fail to comply with this policy after the appropriate warning will be subject to ejection.
stadium Gates
There are three main gates to Bank of America Stadium: • North Gate - located off Graham Street • East Gate - located off Mint Street • South Gate - located off Morehead Street All entrances comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and are equipped to accommodate guests with disabilities.
tag-a-Kid program
All guests who would like to register their child for the Tag-A-Kid Program may do so at any of the 100 level concourse Guest Relations Booths. The child will receive a wristband with his/her seat location. If the child becomes lost, the wristband will give an event staff employee or police officer the necessary information to escort the child back to his/her seat. If a parent is not there, the child will be taken to the Public Safety Office.
telephones
Public telephones are available to all patrons at the stadium. Phones are located at all six Guest Relations Booths on the 100 and 500, and at concierge booths located at the Club Level. Local calls are free of charge, and fans may use a credit card to make long distance calls.
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2010 acc niGht of leGenDs the ACC night of legends: A tradition of excellence then, now and Always, will take place at the Charlotte Convention Center beginning at 6:00 pm on December 3, 2010. tickets can be purchased at www.ACCFootballCharlotte.com for $150.00. the Class of 2010 Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship legends will be honored. in addition, the ACC will announce the coach of the year and players awards for the 2010 season, including offensive and Defensive Player of the year.
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tony thurman, boston College 1981-85 Defensive back
randy rhino, Georgia tech 1972-74 Defensive back
ethan horton, north Carolina 1981-84 tailback
steve Fuller, Clemson 1975-78 Quarterback
Darryl hill, maryland 1963-64 Wide receiver
barry Word, virginia 1984-85 running back
Jay Wilkinson, Duke 1961-63 halfback
Cortez Kennedy, miami 1988-89 Defensive tackle
Cornell brown, virginia tech 1993-96 Defensive end
Peter boulware, Florida state 1994-96 Defensive end
ted brown, nC state 1975-78 running back
larry hopkins, Wake Forest 1970-71 Fullback
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thinGs tO dO When you’re not at the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship game, there are numerous diversions to keep you entertained in Uptown Charlotte. From educational and cultural to recreational and social, Center City has something for everyone:
music venues
The Music Factory on the edge of Fourth Ward is an entertainment complex (with FREE PARKING!) featuring bars, restaurants and dance clubs as well as live music venues. Butter, Black Bear Saloon, Halo, Crobar and Wet Willies keep you refreshed and fed while the music rocks at Fillmore, Road Runner Amphitheater and Front Stage. The Visulite Theatre and Neighborhood Theatre present live music in small, intimate settings. The atmosphere is relaxed, casual and acoustically appealing.
museums
Levine Museum of the New South, Presents the nation’s most comprehensive interpretation of postCivil War southern history.
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts & Culture, Serves as a community epicenter for music, dance, theater, visual art, film, arts education, literature and community outreach.
Charlotte Center City Carriage Tours offers horse drawn views of the Queen City.
For Families
Discovery Place is a hands-on science center with interactive learning and informal play areas. An IMAX Theater is also housed in the facility with a dome-shaped ceiling for spectacular viewing of daily films. ImaginOn is a collaborative of the CharlotteMecklenburg Library Association and Children’s Theater of Charlotte with a mission of bringing stories to life. The Light Factory Contemporary Museum of Photography is one of only four museums in the U.S. for photography and film featuring large-scale exhibitions of photography and digital video art.
The Mint Museum of Art and the Mint Museum of Craft and Design, Feature collections of art as well as studio craft like ceramics, fiber, glass and wood. The McColl Center for Visual Art, Part gallery/ part art studio featuring artists-in-residence. The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, Exhibits mid-century modernism
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parks, Greenways and tours
The Uptown offers two public parks and two greenways suitable for strolling, biking, picnicking or people watching. Marshall Park in Second Ward and Fourth Ward Park are ideal for dining al fresco or quiet conversation. Little Sugar Creek Greenway in Midtown invites strollers and Irwin Creek and Stewart Creek Greenways provide 2.6 miles of paved and gravel paths for walking, jogging, biking or even roller-skating. For the exploring types, the Gold Rush is a free trolley service that operates from the Center City and stops every 7 minutes from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Contact Charlotte NC Tours for information on daily van, Segway, bicycle or walking tours and
For exercise Fanatics
The Center City has three YMCA’s: Gateway Village, Dowd and Childress Klein. Either visit with a member and pay a $10 guest fee or ask about the AWAY program that offers reciprocity to out-oftown Y members.
Worship
There are four churches in the Uptown area including: First Presbyterian First United Methodist Little Rock AME Zion St. Peter’s Catholic
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lOcal infOrmatiOn public transportation
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Bus service and Light Rail Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) 704-336-7433
alcohol Laws The legal drinking age in North Carolina is 21. Alcoholic beverages may be served until 2am standard or daylight time. All alcoholic beverages are sold in state-controlled “ABC” stores, except for beer and wine, which may be purchased in wine specialty shops or convenience and grocery stores. All alcoholic beverages sold in a restaurant/bar must be consumed on the premises.
Bus and Gold Rush circulator: The main city bus terminal is located in the 200 block of East Trade St. CATS also operates the Gold Rush, a free trolley bus service that services the center city area. LYnX Light Rail service: The LYNX Blue Line is the Charlotte region’s first light rail service. It operates from I-485 at South Boulevard to Uptown Charlotte. With 15 stations including seven park and ride locations, the LYNX Blue Line provides a congestion- free commute with a consistent travel time. Trains will operate seven days a week from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m., and service is available every 7.5 minutes during weekday rush hour and every 15 minutes during non-peak hours. During weekday evenings the Blue Line will operate every 30 minutes. Weekend service will operate every 20 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes during late night hours. taxi service Charlotte is served by several taxi companies. The flat rate from the airport to the center city is $20 for the first two people. Additional charges apply for extra people.
Weather The average high on December 4 is 57 degrees and the average low is 47 degrees.
important telephone numbers
All area codes are 704 unless otherwise noted. The area code must be dialed when making local calls. aaa-carolina motor club 1-800-222-4357 city of charlotte numbers: information 1-888-4-CHARLOTTE Bank of america stadium 704-358-7000 visit charlotte 704-334-2282 or 1-800-722-1994 charlotte chamber of commerce 704-378-1300 charlotte-douglas international airport 704-359-4013 police 704-353-1000
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carolinas medical center 704-355-2000 1000 Blythe Blvd. presbyterian hospital 704-384-4000 200 Hawthorne Ln.
airport charlotte-douglas international airport 704-359-4013
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business listinGs BlackFinn *
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Libretto’s *
201 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 716-3676 http://www.ensocharlotte.com
Fox and Hound Uptown *
330 N. Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 333-4113 www.fhrg.com
FUEL Shops on the Green *
500 S. College Street Charlotte, NC 28202 (Across from Convention Center) (704) 370-2755 214 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28202 (corner of College & 6th) (704) 350-1680 www.FUELpizza.com
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201 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971-2400 http://www.kazbacharlotte.com/home 210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971-9088 http://librettospizzeria.com
Meineke Car Care Centers * 1-800-Meineke (store locator) www.meineke.com
Mez *
201 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971-2400 www.mezcharlotte.com
Mortimer’s *
201 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 688-0366 http://mortimerspub.com/
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210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971-4440 http://blackfinncharlotte.com
Morton’s The Steak House *
Strike City *
Nascar Hall of Fame *
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227 W. Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 333-2602 www.Mortons.com
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400 E. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 654-4400 www.nascarhall.com
Providence Road Sundries *
1522 Providence Road Charlotte, NC (704) 366-4467 www.providenceroadsundries.com
Ruth’s Chris Steak House *
222 South Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 338-9444 6000 Fairview Road, Charlotte, NC 28210 (704) 556-1115 www.ruthschris.com
210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 716-9300 www.Strikecitycharlotte.com 210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971-7878 www.suitecharlotte.com
Vida *
210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 971- 8432 http://vidacantina.com
Whisky River *
210 East Trade St. Charlotte, NC 28202 (704) 749-1097 www.whiskyrivercharlotte.com * - Denotes Extra Point Pass Partner
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charlotte collegiate Football, a non-profit organization, runs the Meineke Car Care Bowl and serves as the local organizing committee for the Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game. Will Webb serves as the Executive Director of the organization. Will Webb, executive director
The Dr Pepper ACC Football Championship Game, in its sixth year, will be played in Charlotte December 4, 2010. The winner of the championship earns the ACC bid to play in the Discover Orange Bowl, if not selected for the BCS National Championship Game. The 2010 Meineke Car Care Bowl will be played on Friday, December 31 at 12 noon. It features a matchup of the Atlantic Coast Conference and the Big East Conference.
Ken Haines Raycom Sports Johnny Harris Lincoln Harris Carol Hevey Time Warner Cable Steve Luquire Luquire George Andrews Danny Morrison Carolina Panthers Tim Newman CRVA Dave Singer Lance Tom Skains Piedmont Natural Gas Jim Turner U.S. Franchised Electric and Gas Will Webb Charlotte Collegiate Football Fans can visit the local organizing committee’s official website, Harvey Gantt www.ACCFootballCharlotte.com and the official bowl website, Hugh McColl www.meinekecarcarebowl.com for more information about the 2010 Honorary games and surrounding events. Chairpersons 2010 ACC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
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