CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Carlos Hernandez returned a bouncing punt 88 yards in the third quarter for the games 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 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.

Connor Calvert hit three field goals for the Demon Deacons (6-3, 3-3), including from 50 and 49 yards in the second half.

Virginia totaled 327 yards of offense to just 203 for Wake Forest, but the Cavaliers were held without a touchdown for the f

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