Wake Forest keeps No. 12 Virginia out of end zone in 16-9 win. Cavaliers QB Morris hurt

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- , Carlos Hernandez returned a bouncing punt 88 yards in the third quarter for the game’s only touchdown, and Wake Forest handed No. 12 Virginia its first Atlantic Coast Conference loss of the season, 16-9 on Saturday night. Playing most of the night without quarterback Chandler Morris , who was injured when he took a hit to the head and neck area on a second-quarter run , Virginia (8-2, 5-1, No. 14 CFP) became the last ACC team to lose a league game this year, disappointing a crowd of 55,568 at Scott Stadium that had been energized by the Cavaliers' best start in 35 years. “We got them to do something they normally don't do and turn the ball over,” Wake Forest coach Jake Dickert said. “Really proud of our guys. No one thought we could go to a bowl game.