How to watch Virginia Tech vs. Virginia: Live stream, TV channel, start time for Saturday's NCAA Football game

How to watch Virginia Tech vs. Virginia football game

By Scout Staff

Dec 12, 2020 at 10:30 pm ET • 3 min read

Through 3 Quarters

The Virginia Cavaliers typically have all the answers at home, but the Virginia Tech Hokies are posing a tough problem. Three quarters in and the Hokies' offense has really been able to impose its will, dominating Virginia 30-15 three quarters in.

Virginia Tech has been riding high on the performance of RB Khalil Herbert, who has rushed for one TD and 163 yards on 17 carries. That touchdown -- a 76-yard rush in the second quarter -- was one of the highlights of the contest. K Brian Johnson has contributed nine points on three field goals with a long of 47 yards.

The Cavaliers have enjoyed the tag-team combination of TE Tony Poljan and QB Brennan Armstrong. The former has caught five passes for one TD and 66 yards, while the latter has passed for two TDs and 190 yards on 33 attempts.

Virginia has been used to carrying a lead into the fourth quarter lately, so we'll see how they respond to the deficit.

Who's Playing

Virginia @ Virginia Tech

Current Records: Virginia 5-4; Virginia Tech 4-6

What to Know

After a four-game homestand, the Virginia Cavaliers will be on the road. Virginia and the Virginia Tech Hokies will face off in an ACC battle at 8 p.m. ET Saturday at Lane Stadium/Worsham Field. The Cavaliers will be strutting in after a win while Virginia Tech will be stumbling in from a loss.

Virginia decided to play defense against itself last week, but the team still came out ahead despite their 110 penalty yards. They walked away with a 43-32 victory over the Boston College Eagles. Virginia's QB Brennan Armstrong did his thing and passed for one TD and 287 yards on 27 attempts in addition to rushing for one TD and 130 yards. This was the first time Armstrong has racked up 100+ rushing yards all year.

Special teams collected 13 points for Virginia. K Brian Delaney delivered a perfect 3-for-3 game.

Meanwhile, the Hokies were pulverized by the Clemson Tigers 45-10 last week. Virginia Tech was down 31-10 at the end of the third quarter, which was just too much to recover from. QB Braxton Burmeister wasn't much of a difference maker for Virginia Tech; Burmeister fumbled the ball once with only 127 yards passing.

Virginia is expected to lose this next one by 3. They might be worth taking a chance on against the spread, however, as they are currently on a five-game streak of ATS wins.

Virginia is now 5-4 while Virginia Tech sits at 4-6. A couple defensive stats to keep in the back of your head while watching: The Cavaliers are stumbling into the contest with the second most passing yards allowed per game in the nation, having given up 314.7 on average. To make matters even worse for Virginia, Virginia Tech ranks fifth in the nation when it comes to sacks, with 32 on the season.