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The annual college football matchup of the ACC and SEC in Nashville, otherwise known as the Music City Bowl, will be selling 2010 Music City Bowl tickets for a game between the 7-5 UNC Tar Heels and the 6-6 Tennessee Volunteers. Though LP Field may not be hosting a top tier team from either conference, it will be a game worth watching with two rather evenly matched teams.

The UNC Tar Heels come into the game scoring 24.9 points a game and allowing 22.9. They dominate slightly on offense averaging more passing yards (286.2 to 271) and rushing yards (123.6 to 116.1) per game by the thinnest of margins. The real advantage is the Tar Heels record on the road (4-1). While the Volunteers are essentially playing a home game, they were only 4-3 at home in 2010.

UNC has four key offensive players: QB T.J. Yates, RB Anthony Elzy, and WR Dwight Jones. Yates threw for 3,184 yard and 18 touchdowns with just 8 interceptions. Yates has been on fire of late, throwing for 400 yards or more twice in the last four games of the regular season. His favorite target has been WR Jones. Jones has 57 catches for 895 yards and 4 touchdowns for the season, but he could break out at the Music City Bowl with his fifth game with at least 100 yards. RB Elzy has come on with the absence of Johnny White, running for 100 yards in the last game of the season.

Tennessee is relying on freshman QB Tyler Bray to continue his incredible play that helped him take over as the starter by the end of the season, minus the picks the last two games. Bray's favorite targets are wide receivers Denarius Moore (43 receptions, 912 yards, 9 touchdowns) and Gerald Jones (46 receptions, 507 yards, 3 touchdowns). Of the two, Moore is obviously the playmaker. Moore had seven receptions for 205 yards and a touchdown the last game of the season. RB Tauren Poole brings some balance to the offense, running for 994 yards and 11 touchdowns.

Look for amazing Music City Bowl tickets from cheap from OnlineSeats to see if the UNC Tar Heels can survive with Elzy or the Tennessee Volunteers will prove victorious with their freshman quarterback on December 30, 2010: