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Anthony Colandrea and Virginia will take the field against Kyron Drones and Virginia Tech on Saturday night.

Virginia Tech will take to the road in the season finale of the college football regular season. Traveling to Blacksburg, Virginia, they will take on Virginia at Lane Stadium on Saturday evening. The Cavaliers are 5-6 heading into this game, looking for that sixth win of the season to make them bowl-eligible. They are 3-4 against teams in the ACC as well. Their four losses came against former No. 13 SMU, No. 8 Notre Dame, North Carolina, and former No. 10 Clemson. In that stretch, they were able to get three conference wins as well.

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Game Date: Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024

Game Time: 8 p.m. ET

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They took down Boston College, former No. 18 Pitt, and Wake Forest. Anthony Colandrea, the team’s starting sophomore quarterback, has thrown for 2,125 yards and 13 touchdowns with 11 interceptions. Kobe Pace has led the ground crew with 499 yards and three scores on 114 carries. Malachi Fields leads the receiving corps with 53 receptions for 788 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 14.9 yards per reception.

The Hokies are also 5-6 overall this season and are also looking for that last win that would make them bowl-eligible. They are also 3-4 against teams in the ACC. They have lost three straight games against Syracuse, No. 23 Clemson, and Duke. That was after they won three straight against Stanford, Boston College, and Georgia Tech.

Kyron Drones, a junior starting quarterback in his second year with Virginia Tech after transferring from Baylor, leads the team under center with 1,562 yards and 10 touchdowns with six interceptions. Stephen Gosnell leads the team with 480 yards through the air on 25 receptions for only one score, averaging 19.2 yards per reception.

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