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SMU Dominates Virginia Tech with Jennings' 4 TDs
7 Nov
Summary
- SMU's offense scored on eight consecutive drives.
- Kevin Jennings threw for 350 yards and four touchdowns.
- Mustangs maintained a perfect home ACC record with the win.
SMU secured a commanding 51-28 win against Virginia Tech, powered by an exceptional offensive display. Quarterback Kevin Jennings threw for 350 yards and four touchdowns, with three of those scoring passes finding wide receiver Yamir Knight. The Mustangs' offense was relentless, achieving touchdowns on each of their first eight drives.
This victory significantly bolsters SMU's aspirations for the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game, marking their second potential appearance since joining the league. Their home record in ACC games remains undefeated at 12-0. Virginia Tech's offense, led by Jeffrey Overton's 123 rushing yards and two touchdowns, was unable to match SMU's scoring pace.
SMU's dominance was evident early, establishing a lead they never relinquished. The team amassed a season-high 569 total yards, showcasing their offensive prowess. The Mustangs' impressive performance included five touchdowns and three field goals from kicker Brendan Baird before their scoring streak was finally broken by an interception.
