The Grounds

Team Notes

• UVa is now 5-5 all-time against Miami and 3-2 in Charlottesville.

• The Cavaliers have three consecutive wins over Miami and have won five of the last seven meetings.

• The three-game winning streak is UVa’s longest in the series.

• UVa’s 41-40 win is the third-highest scoring one-point game in ACC history.

• Virginia was the seventh Miami opponent to score first against the Hurricanes this season.

• UVa became the third opponent (Boston College and Kansas State) to score 14 or more points against the Hurricanes in the first quarter this year.

• Virginia’s 21 points in the first quarter were the most given up in an opening period by the Hurricanes this season.

• Duke Johnson’s 95-yard kickoff return was the second kickoff returned for a touchdown against Virginia this year (Stefon Diggs, Maryland, 100 yards).

• The 21 points in the first quarter were the most UVa had scored in an opening quarter since Sept. 29, 2007 when it scored 27 in a 44-14 win over Pitt and the most in any quarter since scoring 21 in the second quarter in a 35-20 win over ECU on Oct. 11, 2008.

• Both teams recorded the most points in a half this season (UVa – 28; Miami – 24).

• Today’s win was the Cavaliers’ second come-from-behind victory this season (Penn State).

• UVa’s 41 points was the first time the Cavaliers have scored 40 or more since the season opener against Richmond.

• UVa became the first team to rally in the fourth quarter against Miami this year; UM was 4-0 this year when leading after three quarters.

• Today was Military Appreciation Day and UVa head coach Mike London wore full camouflage fatigues, while all UVa coaches wore camouflage pants. London also wore a different hat for each quarter to represent the various military branches.

Player Notes

• Michael Rocco started at quarterback for the first time since the Louisiana Tech game.

• Rocco had a career-high four touchdown passes and was the first Cavalier to throw four touchdowns in a game since Marc Verica threw for four at Duke in 2010.

• Rocco’s four touchdowns is tied for the sixth-most in a single game in UVa history with 13 others.

• Rocco completed a UVa school-record 18 consecutive pass attempts (previous high was 14, set by Matt Blundin vs. Duke in 1991).

• Rocco has thrown at least two touchdown passes in a game seven times in his UVa career and three times this season.

• Rocco reached at least 200 passing yards for the 11th time in his career, tied for fifth-most in UVa history. He also reached 300 yards for the fourth time in his career.

• Rocco now has 4,399 career passing yards, the eighth-most in UVa history, passing Mike Groh (4,366).

• Today was Rocco’s fourth career fourth quarter game-winning drive (Indiana & Florida State in 2011/Penn State and Miami in 2012).

• Jake McGee matched a career high with four receptions and one touchdown catch.

• Rocco and McGee also teamed up for a game-winning touchdown against Penn State.

• Miles Gooch’s touchdown catch on the opening drive was the first reception of his UVa career.

• With 13 tackles Greer recorded double-digit tackles for the fifth time this season and the 12th time in his career.

• Steve Greer moved into ninth all-time in Virginia career tackles with 349, passing current UVa safeties and special teams coach Anthony Poindexter (342) and Wali Rainer (347).

• Dominique Terrell set career-highs with nine receptions and 127 yards.

• Darius Jennings set career highs with two touchdowns and seven receptions.

• With seven catches, Perry Jones moved into seventh-place in UVa career receptions with 121, passing Kevin Ogletree (117) and Dave Sullivan (120).

• Maurice Canady tallied a career-high nine tackles, as well as forcing and recovering his first fumble.