Behind a strong running game and a relentless pass rush, the Virginia Cavaliers (5-3 overall, 2-3 ACC) trampled Temple 51-3, denying the Owls (0-10) an opportunity for their first win.
"It was a move in the right direction for us," Virginia coach Al Groh said. "We are pleased with that particular fact, but it is not a Picasso, but it was good."
Within the first five minutes, Virginia scored the only points it needed to secure the win following its longest drive of the game -
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