GAME THREAD: NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY (2-1) at VIRGINIA TECH (2-1)

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 4:18 LEFT, 3RD QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF END, 3RD QTR 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
WILLIAM & MARY 0 3 0 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 27 14 3 44 END, 3RD QTR

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 25 YD, 3:02.
VIRGINIA TECH 3-0
VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 27 YD, 7:23.
VIRGINIA TECH 6-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDEN ORE 2 YD RUN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 10:13. VIRGINIA
TECH 13-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDON FLOWERS 49 YD
INTERCEPTION RETURN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 11:04. VIRGINIA
TECH 20-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, KENNY LEWIS JR. 8 YD RUN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 14:43. VIRGINIA
TECH 27-0
2ND QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - TD, EDDIE ROYAL 60 YD PUNT RETURN
(JUD DUNLEVY KICK), 1:04.
VIRGINIA TECH 34-0
WILLIAM & MARY - FG, BRIAN PATE 22 YD, 9:53.
VIRGINIA TECH 34-3
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDEN ORE 34 YD PASS FROM
TYROD TAYLOR (JUD DUNLEVY
KICK), 12:47. VIRGINIA TECH
41-3
3RD QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 38 YD, 7:10.
VIRGINIA TECH 44-3</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 12:56 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 9:59 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 6:06 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 2:38 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
WILLIAM & MARY 0 3 0 0 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 27 14 3 0 44 FINAL

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 25 YD, 3:02.
VIRGINIA TECH 3-0
VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 27 YD, 7:23.
VIRGINIA TECH 6-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDEN ORE 2 YD RUN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 10:13. VIRGINIA
TECH 13-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDON FLOWERS 49 YD
INTERCEPTION RETURN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 11:04. VIRGINIA
TECH 20-0
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, KENNY LEWIS JR. 8 YD RUN (JUD
DUNLEVY KICK), 14:43. VIRGINIA
TECH 27-0
2ND QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - TD, EDDIE ROYAL 60 YD PUNT RETURN
(JUD DUNLEVY KICK), 1:04.
VIRGINIA TECH 34-0
WILLIAM & MARY - FG, BRIAN PATE 22 YD, 9:53.
VIRGINIA TECH 34-3
VIRGINIA TECH - TD, BRANDEN ORE 34 YD PASS FROM
TYROD TAYLOR (JUD DUNLEVY
KICK), 12:47. VIRGINIA TECH
41-3
3RD QUARTER: VIRGINIA TECH - FG, JUD DUNLEVY 38 YD, 7:10.
VIRGINIA TECH 44-3
4TH QUARTER: NONE</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">** CONFIRMED **
NCAAF
WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 FINAL</div>

 

BLACKSBURG, Virginia (Ticker) -- Tyrod Taylor and Virginia Techare ready for Atlantic Coast Conference action.


In their final non-conference matchup of the season, the17th-ranked Hokies rolled over intrastate foe William & Mary,44-3, on Saturday.


Taylor was solid in his second career start, directing theHokies on four consecutive scoring drives. The freshmancompleted 6-of-13 passes for 72 yards and a touchdown pass. Healso rushed for 52 yards on five carries before being replacedby Sean Glennon in the second half.


The highly touted Taylor took over as Virginia tech's startingquarterback after Glennon was ineffective in a 48-7 loss at No.2 Louisiana State on September 8.


After a pair of field goals by Jud Dunlevy, halfback Brandon Orescored from two yards out to put the Hokies (3-1) ahead, 13-0.

On the ensuing possession, Virginia Tech defensive back BrandonFlowers picked off Jake Phillips' pass and returned it 49 yardsfor a touchdown.


Kenny Lewis capped off a 58-yard drive with an eight-yardscoring run to give Virginia Tech a 27-0 lead after the firstquarter.


The Hokies upped their lead to 41-3 at the half on a 60-yardpunt return for a touchdown by Eddie Royal and a 34-yard TD passfrom Taylor to Ore on a screen pass.


William & Mary (2-2) scored its only points on a 22-yard fieldgoal by Brian Pate midway through the second quarter.

Dunlevy added a 38-yard field goal in the third quarter to closeout the scoring.

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">** CONFIRMED **
NCAAF
WILLIAM & MARY 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 44 FINAL</div>

 

NCAAF: WILLIAM&MARY at VIRGINIA TECH

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
WILLIAM & MARY 0 3 0 0 3
VIRGINIA TECH (17) 27 14 3 0 44 FINAL

VIRGINIA TECH-FG, J Dunlevy 25 YD 3:02 1st Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-FG, J Dunlevy 27 YD 7:23 1st Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-TD, B Ore 2 YD RUN (J Dunlevy KICK) 10:13 1st Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-TD, B Flowers 49 YD INTERCEPTION RETURN (J
Dunlevy KICK) 11:04 1st Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-TD, K Lewis Jr. 8 YD RUN (J Dunlevy KICK) 14:43
1st Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-TD, E Royal 60 YD PUNT RETURN (J Dunlevy KICK)
1:04 2nd Qtr
WILLIAM & MARY-FG, B Pate 22 YD 9:53 2nd Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-TD, B Ore 34 YD PASS FROM T Taylor (J Dunlevy
KICK) 12:47 2nd Qtr
VIRGINIA TECH-FG, J Dunlevy 38 YD 7:09 3rd Qtr


WILLIAM & MARY VIRGINIA TECH
First downs 13 12
Rushed-yards 28-5 38-133
Passing yards 257 154
Sacked-yards lost 5-42 4-25
Return yards 8 198
Passes 19-46-3 15-27-0
Punts 11-38.1 8-43.1
Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties-yards 3-25 11-95
Time of possession 29:57 30:03


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: WILLIAM & MARY-Thomas Schonder 9-42, Tony Viola 10-17, R.J.
Archer 1-MINUS 1, Michael Potts 1-MINUS 9, - Team 1-MINUS 17, Jacob
Phillips 6-MINUS 27. VIRGINIA TECH-Tyrod Taylor 5-52, Kenny Lewis Jr.
10-43, Branden Ore 10-25, Cory Holt 4-10, Dustin Pickle 2-8, Jahre
Cheeseman 4-6, - Team 1-MINUS 1, Sean Glennon 2-MINUS 10.

PASSING: WILLIAM & MARY-Jacob Phillips 17-40-243- 3, Michael Potts
2-6-14- 0. VIRGINIA TECH-Tyrod Taylor 6-13-72- 0. Sean Glennon 5-9-49-
0. Cory Holt 4-5-33- 0.

RECEIVING: WILLIAM & MARY-Andrew Atchison 5-81, Joseph Nicholas 2-63,
R.J. Archer 3-39, Elliot Mack 2-30, Cameron Dohse 1-16, Graham Falbo
1-10, Rob Varno 2-10, Tony Viola 2-4, Thomas Schonder 1-4. VIRGINIA
TECH-Branden Ore 4-48, Andre Smith 2-39, Sam Wheeler 2-15, Greg Boone
1-14, Zach Luckett 1-9, Chris Drager 1-9, Josh Hyman 1-8, Kenny Lewis
Jr. 1-6, Ike Whitaker 1-5, Devin Perez 1-1.


Att: 66,233</div>

 

BLACKSBURG, Virginia (Ticker) -- Tyrod Taylor and Virginia Techare ready for Atlantic Coast Conference action.


In their final non-conference matchup of the season, the17th-ranked Hokies rolled over intrastate foe William & Mary,44-3, on Saturday.


"There's a lot of football left to be played and a lot ofconference play," Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer said. "As Ilook at it, I'm not sure we have a dominant team in the ACC. Ilike to think we'll be that way eventually."


Taylor was solid in his second career start, directing theHokies on four consecutive scoring drives. The freshmancompleted 6-of-13 passes for 72 yards and a touchdown pass. Healso rushed for 52 yards on five carries before being replacedby Sean Glennon in the second half.


"We got to get our backups in there to get some work," Beamersaid. "Even though I'd like to have given Tyrod and the firstoffense more reps, it was important to pull him for the nextball game."


The highly touted Taylor took over as Virginia tech's startingquarterback after Glennon was ineffective in a 48-7 loss at No.2 Louisiana State on September 8.


After a pair of field goals by Jud Dunlevy, halfback Brandon Orescored from two yards out to put the Hokies (3-1) ahead, 13-0.

On the ensuing possession, Virginia Tech defensive back BrandonFlowers picked off Jake Phillips' pass and returned it 49 yardsfor a touchdown.


Kenny Lewis capped off a 58-yard drive with an eight-yardscoring run to give Virginia Tech a 27-0 lead after the firstquarter.


The Hokies upped their lead to 41-3 at the half on a 60-yardpunt return for a touchdown by Eddie Royal and a 34-yard TD passfrom Taylor to Ore on a screen pass.


"I look at the first half and I wish some of those field goalswould have been touchdowns," Beamer said. "We need to continueto get better and Tyrod will continue to learn things.

"We've got a young guy with not a lot of reps in there and he'sgoing at full tilt. He's an impressive guy, but we're findingout what we are offensively. Hopefully we'll continue to getbetter every week."


William & Mary (2-2) scored its only points on a 22-yard fieldgoal by Brian Pate midway through the second quarter.

Dunlevy added a 38-yard field goal in the third quarter to closeout the scoring.