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Stat Comparison: How Virginia Stacks Up Against Boston College on Paper

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October 3, 2024

Stat Comparison: How Virginia Stacks Up Against Boston College on Paper

Coming off of a bye week, Virginia is set to host Boston College on Saturday at noon at Scott Stadium. This will be the second ACC game of the season for both teams, as the Eagles defeated Florida State in their season opener and the Cavaliers took down Wake Forest in week 2.

See the chart below for a full statistical comparison between Virginia and Boston College ahead of this weekend’s matchup.

Virginia	Stat Advertisement	Boston College
3-1 (1-0 ACC)	Record	4-1 (1-0 ACC)
30.3 Advertisement	Scoring Offense	29.8
455.5	Total Offense	360.2 Advertisement
195.0	Rushing Offense	176.2
5.1	Yards Per Rush Advertisement	4.4
260.5	Passing Offense	184.0
66.7% Advertisement	Completion %	62.9%
18/58 (31%)	3rd Down Conv.	30/64 (47%) Advertisement
6/10 (60%)	4th Down Conv.	5/7 (71%)
15/18 (83%)	Red Zone Scores Advertisement	13/17 (76%)
9/18 (50%)	Red Zone TDs	12/17 (71%)
7 Advertisement	Turnovers	6
4	Forced Turnovers	10 Advertisement
23.5	Scoring Defense	15.8
394.0	Total Defense Advertisement	318.2
124.5	Rushing Defense	101.4
269.5 Advertisement	Passing Defense	216.8
20/62 (32%)	3rd Down Defense	27/76 (36%) Advertisement
8/13 (62%)	4th Down Defense	8/12 (67%)
7-35	Sacks by-yards Advertisement	10-71
29:48	Time of Poss.	30:03

See below for individual stat summaries for each team’s starting quarterback, top wide receiver, top running back, and top defender (statistically).

Quarterback
UVA Anthony Colandrea: 84/123 (68.3%), 1,032 pass yards, 7 touchdowns, 4 interceptions
BC Thomas Castellanos: 45/70 (64.3%), 729 pass yards, 10 touchdowns, 2 interceptions

Top Receiver
UVA Malachi Fields: 24 receptions, 349 receiving yards, 14.5 yards per catch, 2 touchdowns
BC Lewis Bond: 23 receptions, 279 receiving yards, 12.1 yards per catch, 2 touchdowns

Top Running Back
UVA Xavier Brown: 33 carries, 293 rushing yards, 8.9 yards per carry, 73.3 yards per game, 0 touchdowns
BC Treshaun Ward: 46 carries, 275 rushing yards, 6.0 yards per carry, 55.0 yards per game, 2 touchdowns

Top Defender
UVA Antonio Clary: 41 total tackles, 13 solo tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, 1 interception, 3 pass breakups, 1 fumble recovery
BC Donovan Ezeiruaku: 33 total tackles, 18 solo tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, 8.0 sacks, 5 quarterback hurries, 1 forced fumble

Some more notable statistics on Boston College:

For a more in-depth scouting report on Boston College click here: Scouting Report: What to Expect From Boston College on Saturday at Virginia

Virginia and Boston College will play on Saturday at 12pm at Scott Stadium and the game will be televised on the ACC Network.

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Virginia’s Spanberger Approves Workplace Heat Safety Standards

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April 14, 2026

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Virginia’s Spanberger Approves Workplace Heat Safety Standards

Virginia will join a growing list of states with workplace heat safety standards that private-sector employers must follow under legislation approved by Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D).

The bill (SB 288) tasks the state’s Safety and Health Codes Board with creating standards for indoor and outdoor workplaces no later than May 1, 2028, adding Virginia to a handful of states that have dictated heat safety protocols in the absence of a federal standard.

The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration continued work on developing a national heat safety rule in 2025, but President Donald Trump’s deregulatory goals are likely to yield a more employer-friendly standard than those passed in Democratic-majority states.

Virginia employers will be required to provide water, access to shade, rest periods, acclimatization, and training for working in heat. High-heat procedures would take effect at a temperature threshold to be determined by the board in its rulemaking.

Deciding on an appropriate temperature threshold to trigger protections has been a notable challenge, both in state proposals and OSHA’s federal regulatory efforts.

California, Maryland, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington state have mandated workplace heat safety standards, while Colorado has imposed a standard specific to agriculture workers.

Virginia regulators previously considered a workplace heat safety proposal but halted the rulemaking process in late 2021, with some board members citing concerns it would conflict or be redundant with the federal regulation that they thought at the time would be implemented soon.

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Bill signing aims to bolster horse racing industry in West Virginia

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April 13, 2026

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Bill signing aims to bolster horse racing industry in West Virginia

CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. (WCHS) — Gov. Patrick Morrisey signaled support for the horse racing industry in West Virginia through a bill signing Monday.

Senate Bill 1060 updates laws to include certified thoroughbred horses and raises a funding cap for restricted races from $1 million to $2 million.

The measure allows horses that have lived in West Virginia for six months to compete for larger purses. State leaders are hopeful the move will incentivize out-of-state horse owners to relocate to West Virginia.

In addition, the bill would allow licensed racing associations to transmit broadcasts of races with a portion of wagers going toward the West Virginia Thoroughbred Development Fund.

Changes will go into effect on June 7.

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Currently, horse races are held in West Virginia’s panhandles, at the Mountaineer Racetrack and Resort in New Cumberland and the Hollywood Casino in Charles Town.

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Virginia Beach police investigate teen brawl at Nova Adventure Park

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April 13, 2026

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Virginia Beach police investigate teen brawl at Nova Adventure Park

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Virginia Beach police are investigating after a large crowd of teens were fighting Saturday evening at Nova Adventure Park.

A Virginia Beach police officer was in the 2000 block of Lynnhaven Parkway at approximately 9:35 p.m. when a large group of teens started fighting. Additional officers arrived and the teenagers disbursed.

Police said at least one victim involved suffered an injury that was not life-threatening.

The incident is under active investigation.

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