Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: BC 51% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 13 PTS
Scoring plays
8 SCORES
AJ Dillon 3 Yd Run (Colton Lichtenberg Kick)
7-0

Damon Hazelton 26 Yd pass from Ryan Willis (Brian Johnson Kick)
7-7

Eric Kumah 4 Yd pass from Ryan Willis (Brian Johnson Kick)
7-14

Travis Levy 29 Yd Run (Colton Lichtenberg Kick)
14-14

Korab Idrizi 22 Yd pass from Anthony Brown (Colton Lichtenberg Kick)
21-14

Travis Levy 1 Yd Run (Colton Lichtenberg Kick)
28-14

Tre Turner 14 Yd pass from Ryan Willis (Brian Johnson Kick)
28-21

Colton Lichtenberg 28 Yd Field Goal
31-21
What happened
ESPN RECAPLevy runs No. 24 Boston College past Virginia Tech, 31-21
BLACKSBURG, Va. -- Travis Levy went from a lightly used backup to the focal point of No. 24 Boston College's run-first offense, and he responded by running the Eagles into one of their biggest games in years. Taking over after star AJ Dillon tweaked an ankle injury, Levy for ran 75 yards and two touchdowns as Boston College beat Virginia Tech 31-21, setting them up for a huge home game against No. 2 Clemson next week. "I'm ready every game," the sophomore said. He started the day with just 29 carries for 102 yards with no touchdowns in the first eight games. "Next man up mentality. That's what it is." Dillon added 96 yards and a touchdown for BC (7-2, 4-1 Atlantic Coast Conference, No. 22 CFP), which will face the Tigers with first place in the ACC's Atlantic Division on the line. "We have an opportunity to play the No.
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Team stats
BC · VTLANE STADIUM, BLACKSBURG · ATTENDANCE 65,632
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