Despite dominating the time of possession on the day, the Virginia Cavaliers fell to the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, 31-17, to fall to 2-9 on the season. The Hoos used to a methodical offense to move ball on each scoring drive, but gave up big plays all day and a pair of interceptions late in the game.
The first half looked to be all Virginia, using almost 13 minutes over back to back drives to put together a touchdown by Daniel Hamm — his first since last year’s game against Georgia Tech — and a field goal — a 30-yard chip shot for Sam Hayward.