Matt Schaub has thrown for at least 300 yards in four of his last five games and leads the NFL with 14 touchdown passes.

In unexpected fashion, however, running back Mikell Simpson was not one of the 10 players listed on the injury report.

One of the most versatile performers in the nation, Josh Nesbitt spearheads the triple-option Yellow Jacket offense that has churned out yardage at a staggering clip.

The Yellow Jackets’ coach said he hasn’t had to mention their losing streak in Charlottesville to his team because they’ve been hearing about it all week. Tech hasn’t won at Virginia since 1990, an eight-game drought over that span.

Zane Parr will certainly be needed in the weeks that lie ahead with sophomore Matt Conrath likely out of action for up to a month with a high-ankle sprain.

Much will be asked of Collins on Saturday against No. 11 Georgia Tech (6-1, 4-1 ACC). The Yellow Jackets and their option-happy offense average 281 yards per game on the ground.

The Cavaliers used 17 unanswered points over the final 17 minutes to win 20-9.

Virginia magically kept its winning streak alive, sloshing and splattering past Maryland, 20-9, at rain-drenched Byrd Stadium.

After watching starting quarterback Jameel Sewell leave the field at Byrd Stadium with a right ankle sprain, Virginia was forced to pick up its emotional leader and deliver an early birthday present.

Nate Collins may have been the most unlikely Cavalier to turn a loose ball into Maryland’s worst nightmare Saturday night.

The two have far greater issues as the two teams tangle today at 4 p.m. at Byrd Stadium in College Park, Md., but with help, the winner could awake Sunday in first place in their division in the ACC.

Since his arrival in Charlottesville, Virginia linebacker Cam Johnson has wowed teammates and forced quarterbacks into precarious situations.

Yet somehow, Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen has elected to take a positive approach to a season that could be his last in College Park, Md.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while wondering what Ralph Friedgen has in store for the Wahoos on Saturday ...

Lost in the shuffle during the recruiting wars for signal callers in 2007 was quarterback Torrey Smith.

Jameel Sewell, a senior, was one of five quarterbacks in the ACC to pass for over 300 yards during the weekend.

Saturday’s resounding 47-7 victory over Indiana was yet another example of that fifth-game dominance.

Coming into this season, Virginia cornerback Ras-I Dowling had been touted as a guy with NFL potential.

Anthony Poindexter cracked earlier in the week that he was more concerned with keeping his players focused on beating Indiana than on having his jersey retired in Saturday’s pregame ceremonies.

In one of its most dominant performances in the past decade, Virginia dismantled Indiana, 47-7, winning its first home game since last October.

UVa beat Indiana University at home 47-7.

According to a UVa release, Simpson was treated for a neck injury at University of Virginia Medical Center and was released.

UVa beat Indiana University at home 47-7

A bruiser at heart, Rashawn Jackson is chomping at the bit.

Indiana was sitting squarely behind the 8-ball just 15 minutes into action.

Despite missing the 2008 season and all but one play against Southern Mississippi with an injured groin, Chris Cook has returned to an All-ACC form.

It was great to see FSU president T.K. Wetherell come out in support of Bowden on Wednesday after the coach had come under fire earlier this week by a classless statement from board of trustees chair Jim Smith.

During Virginia’s bye week on Sept. 26, while many of the Cavaliers watched football with teammates, Woods held a ceremony to publicly marry his high school sweetheart, Khama Deleston, at Charlottesville’s Mount Zion First African Baptist Church.

Once a solid commitment in Virginia’s 2010 recruiting class, Brosius changed his mind two weeks ago following a trip to N.C. State to watch the Wolfpack host Pittsburgh.

All that seems to matter to the Cavaliers is what lies ahead, most importantly, a contest with Indiana (3-2) on Saturday at Scott Stadium.