Overview

• Virginia prevailed 22-20 when Kam Robinson and Hunter Osborne tackled Washington State’s Kirby Vorhees in the end zone for a safety with 2:41 remaining.
• Down 20-10 entering the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers closed the gap with Harrison Waylee’s 2-yard touchdown run at 9:45 and tied it on Will Bettridge’s 34-yard field goal at 2:55.
• Washington State quarterback Zevi Eckhaus went 18-for-27 for 183 yards with a touchdown, added a 1-yard rushing score, and threw two interceptions.
• Joshua Meredith led the Cougars with seven catches for 108 yards and the game’s opening 32-yard TD, while Virginia’s Jahmal Edrine posted five receptions for 102 yards.
• WSU outgained Virginia 318-175 through three quarters before the Cavaliers surged, and the Cougars dropped to 3-4 as they head home to face Toledo next week.