26
Final
23
38
Final
61
13
Final
20
30
Final
24
34
Final
6
31
Final
34
34
Final
41
16
Final
35
19
Final
16
38
Final
35
14
Final
28
28
Final
31
38
Final
45
14
Final
42
24
Final
20
13
Final
6
20
Final
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49
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23
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24
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38
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17
24
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28
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20
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10
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21
24
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56
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31
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39
24
Final
31
20
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31
49
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10
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13
23
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10
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17
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49
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17
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28
20
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21
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14
13
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31
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20
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24
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32
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3
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17
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20
7
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27
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17
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31
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30
42
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16
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21
13
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DraftKings · as of July 8, 2026
Virginia defeated Stanford 48–20 in a dominant performance. Virginia covered by 11.5; Game went Over by 19.5. The market closed at Virginia -16.5 and the Blue Chip model made it Virginia -17.8, an edge of 1.3 points toward Virginia.
Stanford's defense allowed 590 total yards and 48 points to Virginia, including three first-quarter touchdown passes. The unit failed to contain the Cavaliers' offense, which had similar success against FCS William & Mary the previous week.
Star running back Micah Ford, who rushed for a career-high 157 yards the week before, was held to just 44 yards on 13 carries (3.4 yards per carry) by Virginia's defense. This limited Stanford's ability to control the clock and sustain drives.
Despite the loss, Stanford showed explosive passing ability with Bryce Farrell recording a 60-yard reception in the first half and a 68-yard touchdown catch in the second. This could be a key element to build on against San Jose State.
Stanford hosts San Jose State next Saturday in a non-conference game. After a tough ACC loss, this matchup offers a chance to regroup and address defensive issues before facing Miami later in the month.
Virginia amassed 590 total yards, following a record-setting 700-yard performance the previous week, proving the offense is not just a product of weak opponents. Chandler Morris threw for 380 yards and four touchdowns, and the team averaged 5.7 yards per carry.
Linebacker Kam Robinson returned from injury and led the team with seven tackles, helping to hold Stanford's star running back Micah Ford to just 44 yards on 13 carries after he had 157 yards the week before.
Wide receiver Trell Harris caught three touchdown passes in the first quarter alone, allowing Virginia to build an early lead and control the game from the outset.
Virginia will face Florida State at home in what is described as their most anticipated early-season matchup, providing a significant test for their high-powered offense and improving defense.
At kickoff, conditions at Scott Stadium were Clear, 66°F with winds of 4 mph. Weather is not expected to be a meaningful factor in this game. Historical weather data for this game is preserved in the panel alongside. Weather data is sourced from WeatherAPI.com.
Clear
66°F

| Measure | StanfordAway | VirginiaHome |
|---|---|---|
| This week | 2,369 miles | 0 miles |
| Last week | Home game | Home game |
| Season total | 8,369 miles | 308 miles |
| Body clock | 16:30 | 19:30 |
| Rest | 6 days | 7 days |