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UVa. football fans can purchase three- or four-game ticket plans beginning today, the school’s athletics department has announced.

The ticket packages go on sale at 5 p.m. – and include home games with Southern Cal, Miami and Clemson.

The Season Kickoff package includes the Aug. 30 game with USC, the Sept. 6 game with Richmond and the Oct. 11 game with East Carolina. That package is available for $101.

The ACC package includes the Oct. 4 game with Maryland, Oct. 18 game with North Carolina, the Nov. 1 game with Miami and the Nov. 22 game with Clemson. That package is available for $168.

More information is available at VirginiaSports.com.

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