How did this weekend affect series records in ACC rivalries?

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by Mark Carroll Monday November 30, 2015

How did this weekend affect series records in ACC rivalries?

The running back position is a major recruiting need regardless of whether Elijah Hood (left) returns. (AP Photo)

Twelve ACC teams were involved in rivalry games over the weekend. How did those contests affect series records?

Virginia Tech 23, Virginia 20 (Hokies lead series 55-37-5)

Before 1999, Virginia Tech was 39-36-5 all-time against UVa. Since then, the Hokies have absolutely dominated the Cavaliers, winning the last 12 games and 16 of the last 17.

It’s an interesting time for the two programs, as both will have new head coaches next season. Tech has already hired Justin Fuente away from Memphis, while Virginia will soon make a hire following Mike London’s Sunday resignation. Will the Hokies continue to own the Wahoos in this series, or are brighter days ahead for UVa?

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