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Piling it on: Virginia Tech 42, Virginia 13 (FINAL): The orange shirts are clearly outnumbered right now inside Scott Stadium. Those that are left inside the stadium have a lot to cheer about. Virginia Tech is piling it on. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 07:34 PM

Heading for the exits: Virginia Tech 35, Virginia 13 (4th Qtr): Virginia Tech has done it again. Killing my chance to pick the score on the nose, the Hokies scored yet another touchdown. Virginia fans spilled out after the fifth one of the day. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 07:18 PM

The final minutes of an era: Virginia Tech 28, Virginia 13 (4th Qtr): Virginia Tech struck again, adding insult to injury for Virginia coach Al Groh. We could be watching the final 12 minutes of the Groh era right now. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 07:05 PM

Fumble fever: Virginia Tech 21 , Virginia 13 (3rd Qtr): For years, fans have begged for Virginia to run the option. They may never ask again. It was painful to watch as UVa tailback Mikell Simpson failed to catch an easy pitch from Jameel Sewell. The blunder led to an easy touchdown for the Hokies and may have sealed the deal at Scott Stadium. The Cavaliers have 20 minutes to rally. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 06:38 PM

Control the clock: Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 13 (3rd Qtr): Sit down for this one: Virginia has had the ball longer than Virginia Tech. Can't remember the last time I could say that. And it's not even close. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 06:22 PM

The art of icing your own kicker: Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 13 (Halftime): After failing to get the kick team on the field fast enough, Virginia was forced to call a timeout. It looked like the Cavaliers were icing their own placekicker. It didn't work. Robert Randolph drilled one home from 41 yards out from the right hash mark. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 05:48 PM

Wide right: Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 10 (2nd Qtr): Virginia Tech kicker Matt Waldron just pushed a 40-yard field goal about the length of a shoebox to the right, keeping the margin in place at four points. It really was that close. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 05:40 PM

Off to the races: Virginia Tech 14, Virginia 10 (2nd Qtr): Ryan Williams is the real deal. The rookie just broke off a 20-yard touchdown run to give Virginia Tech its first lead of the day. This one could get ugly quick if the Wahoos don't score before halftime. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 05:25 PM

Here comes the Hoo-Cat formation: Virginia 10, Virginia Tech 7 (1st Qtr): With three minutes left in the opening quarter and Virginia driving, the Cavaliers went back to old faithful: Vic Hall at quarterback. It only lasted one play, but it proved that the Cavaliers are willing to try everything under the sun to beat their vaunted rival. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 05:03 PM

Answering the call: Virginia 7, Virginia Tech 7 (1st Qtr): Will anybody play defense today? Virginia Tech, behind the accurate passing from Tyrod Taylor, marched down the field and scored with ease. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 04:57 PM

Simply Sewell: Virginia 7, Virginia Tech 0 (1st Qtr): Jameel Sewell opened the scoring up here at Scott Stadium and he weaved into the end zone on a 15-yard carry. It was perhaps the Cavaliers' most impressive drive of the season. Can Tech answer? » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/28 at 04:50 PM

It’s all over but the crying: Clemson 34, Virginia 21 (FINAL): Clemson fans are so certain that they will win that they sand Happy Birthday to Coach Dabo Sweeney. He turned 40 yesterday. He will leave Death Valley "Over the Hill" and a winner. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 07:26 PM

First down is found: Clemson 34, Virginia 21 (4th Qtr.): Virginia quarterback Jameel Sewell connected on a 38-yard completion to Perry Jones to give Virginia a real first down. It didn't even take a Clemson penalty. The pass could have been historic, but we are crunching the numbers. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 07:17 PM

In search of a first down: Clemson 34, Virginia 21: It looks like there is now 70 minutes left in the Al Groh era at his alma mater. The last 20 minutes of that tenure were hard to watch. Virginia did not manage to move the chains one time. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 07:10 PM

Wireless works, UVa does not: Clemson 34, Virginia 21 (4th Qtr): After technical difficulties were resolved on my end, there was little to blog about that would interest a Virginia fan. The Cavaliers have stalled on offense and still look tired on defense. There is still time, but it's running out. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 06:45 PM

Is Musgrave in the booth?: Virginia 14, Clemson 14 (2nd Qtr): Who is inside the press box calling the offensive plays. The Cavaliers have reached deep into their bag of tricks and the Clemson faithful are stunned. Is Bill Musgrave calling the plays via phone? Or is this the audition for Boise State coach Chris Peterson? You tell me. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 05:18 PM

Spiller strikes: Clemson 14, Virginia 7 (2nd Qtr): Virginia's lack of speed at linebacker is being exposed. That may help the Heisman hopeful earn a trip to New York City for the award ceremony. It certainly looks that way for C.J. Spiller. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 05:13 PM

“Juice-Cat” formation: Virginia 7, Clemson 7 (2nd Qtr): After watching from the bench last week, Virginia running back Mikell Simpson made his return. Everybody at Death Valley knows it. Simpson was inserted at quarterback in the Wildcat formation. After six plays went 45 yards, the Cavaliers reached the end zone. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 04:57 PM

Is the rout on?: Clemson 7, Virginia 0 (1st Qtr.): Clemson is on the board here at Death Valley. That will not be the last time that is said. Once Clemson went to the air, Virginia was lost. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 04:49 PM

Fumble fever: Virginia 0, Clemson 0 (1st Qtr.): Virginia's first play on offense summed up the season - dismal. The Cavaliers coughed up the football and gave Clemson the ball just outside the red zone. What happened next might shock you. » Read | (0) Comments

Posted on 11/21 at 04:40 PM

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