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Hokies take down Huskers
Hokies take down Huskers

Behind the throwing of Tyrod Taylor and a balanced running attack, Virginia Tech’s much-maligned offense got on track, scoring on six straight possessions at one stretch and seven of eight, helping the Hokies to a 35-30 upset of Nebraska on Saturday night in front of 85,831 fans at Memorial Stadium – the largest crowd in stadium history.

09/28/08 7:31 AM

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