US EditionKeys to victory in Virginia Tech's ACC home game against California
Virginia Tech and California seek to improve ACC standings with strategic gameplay at Lane Stadium, aiming to build momentum in the 2025 season.
- On Friday, Virginia Tech rallied for a 42-34 double-overtime victory over the California Golden Bears at sold-out Lane Stadium .
- Cal entered the game 5-3, 2-2, seeking a sixth win to secure bowl eligibility, while Virginia Tech came in 3-5, 2-2 after a rough start and coaching change.
- Drones' second-overtime run and pass clinched the win as Kyron Drones, Virginia Tech quarterback, finished with three passing TDs and 137 rushing yards.
- Cal's bowl hopes suffered a major setback with the loss while Virginia Tech's rushing outburst with 122 yards gave Tech momentum, according to the game report.
- Looking ahead to the season's end, both teams face a four-game stretch to end the regular season, having met only once before at the Insight Bowl.
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Kyron Drones leads Virginia Tech over California 42-34 in double OT
Kyron Drones threw a touchdown pass in the second overtime before running for the two-point conversion and Virginia rallied last in a 42-34 victory over California.
Virginia Tech Students Completely Bailed On Two-Win Football Team With Astonishing Mass Exodus
Virginia Tech, without fail, provides one of the best atmospheres in college football every single week. However, the students chose not to stick around for a double overtime thriller on Friday night. They left at halftime. Now, I cannot blame them for leaving the game early when the college football team they root for is still three wins away from bowl eligibility, but it was still an astonishing visual. Lane Stadium emptied out. Virginia Tech …
Marin Independent Journal
The Mercury newsCal falls to Virginia Tech 42-34 in double overtime, misses chance to become bowl eligible
The list of things Cal must correct after its 42-34 double-overtime loss at Virginia Tech on Friday night probably looks like one of those mile-long CVS pharmacy receipts. Bad center snaps, dropped passes, pre-snap penalties, gaffes by the defensive secondary. All of them contributed to a defeat that prevented the Bears from earning bowl eligibility at the earliest date on the calendar since 2006. But none of them were as chronically evident or …
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