Virginia football game

Kiser Campbell Trophy C. Long Ted Hendricks Award H. Miller John Mackey Award T. Burns Campbell Trophy W. McGarvey Dudley Maxwell Award. Wake Forest. NC State. Florida State. Boston College. Virginia Tech. North Carolina. Georgia Tech. Dakota Twitty.

Sean Wilson. Stevie Bracey. Davis Lane. Xavier Brown. Campbell Trophy. Ted Hendricks Award. To make matters worse, Virginia was forced to use a timeout as a player was late running onto the field. Brendan Farrell makes the yard field goal to tie the game, though. Virginia's defense comes up with back-to-back stops, as Pittsburgh goes three-and-out. Pickett barely misses Jordan Addison on a deep ball, then UVA does well to stop a run play and get pressure on third down on Pickett, whose pass attempt goes into the turf.

Not a great possession for the Virginia offense: false start, sack, incompletion, sack. UVA gives the ball right back to Pickett and the Pitt offense, which takes over at the Pittsburgh yard line. Noah Taylor tackles Rodney Hammond Jr. For the second time tonight, Kenny Pickett converts a fourth down play by finding Jordan Addison in the end zone for a touchdown.

Addison hauls in the yard reception for his third touchdown of the game and Pitt regains the lead. Brennan Armstrong throws a yard completion to Ra'Shaun Henry over the middle of the field. Devin Darrington keeps the drive going with a run to convert on third down. Then, a yard pass from Armstrong to Wicks sets up an 8-yard touchdown run by Keytaon Thompson a few plays later.

Thompson's second touchdown of the game ties the game for Virginia. The Panthers drive 70 yards down the field inside the UVA yard line on a play drive, but the UVA defense comes up with a big hold to force Pittsburgh to settle for a Sam Scarton yard field goal.

Virginia's fourth false start penalty of the game makes it a much harder third down attempt and Keytaon Thompson's reception is short of the marker. Virginia goes three-and-out. After a Pitt timeout, Pickett remained on the field, but UVA came on a blitz and West Weeks batted Pickett's pass down and Pickett went to the ground, slow to get up again. Nick Patti comes in to replace the injured Pickett and Pittsburgh goes for it on fourth-and-one.

Surprisingly, Pitt opts to pass the ball and Patti is pressured by a UVA blitz, but he gets the pass off downfield to Jared Wayne, who is interfered with by Coen King to get the Panthers a fresh set of downs.

West Weeks makes another huge play, batting down Pickett's pass again on third down to bring up fourth down, but UVA jumps offside to get Pittsburgh a fresh set of downs. That's the second time this drive that a Virginia penalty has given the Panthers a first down on a fourth down play. A nine-yard completion from Pickett to Addison sets up a one-yard touchdown run for Rodney Hammond Jr to give the Panthers a point lead.

Virginia scores in the blink of an eye on back-to-back great throws by Brennan Armstrong. Dontayvion Wicks makes an incredible catch on the left sideline, despite being interfered with, for a yard gain.

On the next play, Armstrong throws down the right sideline to a wide open Ra'Shaun Henry for a yard touchdown. UVA goes 75 yards in 25 seconds to get back with three points. Nick Jackson sacks Kenny Pickett on third down for a pivotal UVA defensive stop and Armstrong and company will get the ball back down just three points.

Armstrong throws to Keytaon Thompson for a gain of 22 yards. Armstrong goes back to Thompson on the next play, but Thompson suffers an injury and leaves the game.

Armstrong slings it to the left sideline where Ra'Shaun Henry hauls it in for a yard gain to the Virginia Tech yard line.

Armstrong's third-down pass to Wicks falls incomplete. Amare Barno was initially flagged for targeting for a hit on Armstrong, but the targeting was overturned after review. Brendan Farrell's yard field goal is good. Raheem Blackshear runs for a gain of 21 yards and then he gets loose again on the next play for a gain of 50 yards to the UVA yard line. Blackshear runs again to get VT to the three-yard line.

Virginia Tech scores on a trick play as Tayvion Robinson throws it back to a wide open Braxton Burmeister for a touchdown to tie the game. Armstrong throws to Jelani Woods over the middle for 18 yards and a first down.

After taking a big hit on the last drive, Billy Kemp is back on the field and making a difference as he catches Armstrong's pass on a slant for a gain of 17 yards into Virginia Tech territory. Armstrong throws to Ra'Shaun Henry on the right sideline for a gain of 11 yards, but he is well short of the first down and UVA punts. Virginia comes up with a huge three-and-out to give the ball back to UVA offense as Elliot Brown sacks Braxton Burmeister on third down to force a punt.

Brennan Armstrong not on the field to start this UVA drive. Woolfolk runs 13 yards for a first down. Armstrong is out of the medical tent and back onto the field. On Armstrong's first play back on the field, UVA runs a trick play and direct snaps it to Keytaon Thompson who pitches it to Armstrong who throws it right back to Thompson.

Thompson runs 17 yards down the field before fumbling and it is recovered by Virginia Tech. There is a face mask penalty on the play but the referees say it happened after the fumble so the turnover stands. Burmeister nearly breaks loose for a touchdown, but Joey Blount makes the ankle tackle after Burmeister gained 17 yards and a first down. On third and two, Blackshear runs out the left side and picks up 16 yards and a first down. Connor Blumrick tries a QB sneak on third and two and Nick Jackson throws him back for no gain and Virginia Tech settles for a field goal.

The Hokies take their first lead of the game as John Parker Romo's yard field goal is good. Dontayvion Wicks drops what would have been a first-down catch, then Armstrong airmails his pass to Jelani Woods on third down and UVA goes three-and-out at the worst time. Burmeister throws to Kaleb Smith, who runs for 10 yards and a first down. Josh Ahern is ejected for targeting and the yard penalty moves the Hokies into UVA territory at the yard line.

Burmeister is sacked by Elliot Brown for his second sack of the game. UVA brings the blitz on third down and Burmeister is forced to throw his pass way off target and Virginia Tech punts. Virginia takes over at its own 8-yard line with a little over four minutes remaining and trailing by three points. On fourth and 2, Armstrong gets pressured in the backfield and loses control of the ball and it bounces into the end zone before being recovered by Bobby Haskins for a safety.

Virginia Tech goes up and will get the ball back with remaining. Big-time turnover to give the Hoos a chance.