The Hurricanes dominated Virginia Tech, meaning we’ve inched ever closer to Miami-Duke deciding who plays for a shot at a BCS bowl game. Elsewhere, Ohio righted its ship with a blowout of EMU and Middle Tennessee took over second place in the Sun Belt.
Thursday night college football: Miami, Ohio, Middle Tennessee hit the winner’s circle
‘Canes control destiny after 30-12 win
Mike EhrmannUp 14-3 after the first quarter, Miami’s lead was threatened by a 73-yard touchdown run by Virginia Tech quarterback Logan Thomas. Thomas went untouched for his touchdown scamper, his longest of the season. Thomas would finish the night with 199 yards passing and 124 rushing.
Neither team was able to crack the scoreboard in the third quarter, with Virginia Tech getting the best chance but Thomas’ fumble at the goal line costing the Hokies a chance to score.
Read Article >2 Canes defenders knocked out
Woah, woah-hio quarterback apparently not ready
“So I guess I just stand here and wait for the coach to... er, or is it the... woah!” - Quarterback and cameraman
Read Article >Express yourself, Miami fan
There are
manyhighlights from the first half of Virginia Tech-Miami you could look at right here. There was Duke Johnson’s 65-yard run, Logan Thomas’ 73-yard touchdown rumble, various Hokies special teams gaffes, four dazzling field goals, and some overthrows and so forth.Get down, sir, whether your tie is Al Golden-grade or not.
Read Article >MACTION: Ohio back on track, crushing EMU
Andrew Weber-US PRESSWIREYep, Miami stadium empty again
Aaron McFarlingVirginia Tech to squeak past Miami
Geoff BurkeVirginia Tech has beaten Miami five of six meetings and dominated them against the spread for nearly two decades. But the oddsmakers have set the point spread at 1.5 points in favor of the Hokies as they visit the Hurricanes Thursday.
”The sportsbooks seem to be forgetting that the Hokies are 13-4 ATS in the past 17 meetings with the Canes,” said Jeff Grant of SportsbookReview.com.
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