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After sweating off approximately 12 pounds, my buddy
Sarge and I left at halftime and headed to the Corner. In
retrospect, that's one of the best decisions I've ever
made.
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Dan Ellis accounts for 336 yards and 2 TDs, while
Richmond's quarterbacks combine to go 2 of 9 for 13
yards.
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Billy McMullen goes for 189 receiving yards and 2 TDs.
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Woody Dantzler puts on a show with 374 yards,
including a 30-yard TD pass and TD runs of 75 and 45
yards.
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Antwoine Womack runs amok (180 yards and a TD).
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Hoos go up 28-3, hold on for dear life.
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No more yanky my Weinke, the Donger needs food! (I
have no idea what that means, but it makes me laugh.)
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UNC dominates statistically, but back to back trick plays
(halfback option pass from Tyree Foreman to Kevin
Coffey, followed by Tavon Mason scoring on a 22-yard
reverse) and solid defense allow Hoos to prevail.
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Yellow Jackets put up 627 total yards, hand Hoos their
first shutout since 1984.
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Bryson Spinner makes some big plays in just his second
start as Hoos become bowl-eligible.
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Antwoine Womack puts up 134 yards to end the season
with an ACC-leading 1,028.
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vs. Georgia (Jeep
O'ahu Bowl)
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Coach Welsh ends his UVA career as the winningest
coach in UVA and ACC history.
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