No. 18 Virginia completed a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to defeat Washington State, 22–20, on Saturday night at Scott Stadium, clinching the win with a game-ending safety in the final seconds.

Down 20–10 entering the fourth quarter, the Cavaliers (6-1) stormed back with a 2-yard touchdown run by Harrison Waylee and a 34-yard field goal from Will Bettridge to tie the game with under three minutes to play.

The decisive moment came on Washington State’s final possession, when the Cougars were backed up near their goal line. On a critical play, Virginia defenders Kam Robinson and Hunter Osborne broke through and tackled Kirby Vorhees in the end zone for a safety, securing the win for the Cavaliers and sending the home crowd into a frenzy.

It was Virginia’s fifth consecutive victory, ov

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