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Virginia rebounds from a 14-point deficit to beat Boston College 24-14

MIKE BARBER The Associated Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Virginia wide receiver Malachi Fields threw a pass that set up a field goal and then caught the go-ahead touchdown as the Cavaliers rallied and defeated Boston College 24-14 on Saturday defeated.

Virginia’s defense forced three turnovers in the fourth quarter as the home team overcame an early two-touchdown deficit.

“We’ve been down before. “It’s nothing for us,” said security officer Jonas Sanker. “The mentality of the defense all year long is: We are going to fight and compete no matter what the circumstances are.”

Sanker returned a fumble 40 yards for a touchdown and was part of a dominant second-half defense that helped Virginia shut down the Eagles.

Fields caught four passes for 63 yards, including a 30-yard score with 10:39 left in the game as the Cavaliers opened ACC play with two wins for the first time since 2019. He also threw a 29-yard completion to running back Kobe Pace.

That touchdown came two plays after Virginia defensive end Chico Bennett intercepted a tip pass.

On Boston College’s next possession, quarterback Thomas Castellanos fumbled, and Sanker picked up the ball near the sideline and returned it for a score. Later, backup cornerback Kendren Smith intercepted a pass from Castellanos with 3:04 left to seal the victory.

“They rose to the challenge,” Virginia coach Tony Elliott said. “They found a way to persevere. They didn’t come down. They didn’t start pointing fingers. They all looked at themselves in the mirror and said, ‘Hey, we’re going to figure out what it takes.'”

Anthony Colandrea threw for 179 yards and a score for the Cavaliers, who are 4-1 for the first time since 2019.

“We came out super slow in the first and second quarters and really didn’t do much,” Colandrea said. “But in the third and fourth quarters we started to break through and play good football.”

Donovan Ezeiruaku led Boston College with 10 tackles and a sack.

“I thought our guys played hard,” Eagles coach Bill O’Brien said. “It’s not a lack of effort. They’re just glitches that we have to fix. … I don’t question the effort.”

A year ago in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, Virginia blew a 21-7 halftime lead. This year, it was the Eagles who took an early 14-0 lead when Castellanos completed his first 11 throws, including two touchdown tosses.

But in the second half, the Cavaliers played tighter coverage in the second half and put more pressure on Castellanos, a talented runner whom Virginia controlled and held to five rushing yards on seven attempts, the three sacks he didn’t count not included.

“I think the rush has gotten a little better,” O’Brien said. “The reporting has slowed down a bit. It was kind of back and forth there for a while and then we turned it around.”

Those turnovers helped derail Boston College’s big start.

With the victory in the fourth game of the season, Virginia Elliott secured his most successful season in his three years at the helm of the program. The Cavaliers had three wins in the last two years.

“The guys in the locker room embrace what we want to build as a program,” Elliott said. “And they learn how to win close games. They learn how to win games in the fourth quarter. The foundation we laid in the first two years is starting to show results.”

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Boston College: The Eagles couldn’t maintain their fast start, failing to open 2-0 in conference play for the first time since 2007. Boston College went just 2-6 on third downs in the second half and was defeated 223-126 in total yards after halftime.

Virginia: It took the Cavaliers’ defense a half to get going, but once they did, the unit was dominant. Virginia dominated the game after halftime, holding Boston College scoreless in the second half and scoring 18 points in the fourth quarter. The Cavaliers recorded two of three sacks and forced both turnovers after halftime.

Next

Boston College: Visits Virginia Tech on Thursday, October 17 at 7:30 p.m

Virginia: Host No. 22 Louisville next Saturday at 3:30 p.m

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