Starting quarterback Brennan Armstrong returned to action for the University of Virginia football program after missing one-and-a-half games due to a concussion. How did the 6’2”, 215-pound redshirt sophomore signal caller perform against Miami on Saturday night? Here are the positive and negative takeaways in UVA’s 19-14 loss to the Hurricanes.
Positives
– Armstrong totaled 272 yards of offense, including 181 yards passing and a team-best 91 yards rushing. He threw two touchdown passes and, most importantly, had zero turnovers except for an essentially meaningless fumble on a lateral on the last play of the game. The play was not going anywhere, and time had expired.
Turnovers have been a big issue for the lefty signal caller, who threw two interceptions in each of his first three games this season.
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