If Al Groh wasn’t such a moral man, he’d probably be tempted to sell his soul for an offense.

Virginia’s postseason hopes were dashed by a spot that came just inches short as the Cavaliers fell to Boston College 14-10 as 44,324 sat stunned inside Scott Stadium.

When Virginia senior Chris Cook picked off Boston College quarterback Dave Shinskie’s pass in the third quarter and took it all the way back 58 yards for a touchdown, Scott Stadium was rocking.

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

A few inches less, and maybe Boston College quarterback Dave Shinskie doesn’t sneak into the end zone for the eventual winning touchdown.

Notes from Virginia-Boston College game

Notes from Virginia-Boston College game

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Everything seems to have come in threes.

Heading into Saturday’s game against Boston College, the Cavaliers (3-6, 2-3 ACC) rank among the worst in the ACC in numerous categories.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting that fans showing up to Saturday’s Virginia game against visiting Boston College will witness one of the more interesting stories in college football ...

Those that frequent the pregame spot elected to raise money for Herzlich prior to Saturday’s game.

It’s been a long time since the Virginia men’s and women’s soccer teams both had regular-season games in late October that meant so much.

Mickey Wiswall drove in five runs with a pair of home runs and a double as Boston College took a 7-3 victory over Georgia Tech in the ACC tournament.