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The TV broadcast crew said Tony Elliott had told them ahead of last night’s Virginia-Maryland game that Tony Muskett would be the starting quarterback.
Virginia's quick 14-0 lead was purely fool's gold. Everyone watching should have realized that. The Terrapins are making it a habit of falling behind.
Virginia second-year defensive coordinator John Rudzinski knows that his unit will be put to the test against another high-octane offense.
In his first career start on Saturday, Virginia quarterback Anthony Colandrea enabled the Cavaliers to be more quick-score threatening than they've been under second-year coach Tony Elliott.
Colandrea completed five passes of 25 or more yards, including a 63-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Malik Washington on his first attempt of the game.