No.19 Virginia vs Missouri Live Updates

Final- Virginia defeats Missouri 13-7 and makes history.

0:08 4Q- Virginia defense comes up with one final stop as Brett Brown comes into the game for Matt Zollers who was taken off the field by the officials.

1:40 4Q- Virginia is forced to punt after Missouri stops the Hoos on 3rd and short and Missouri takes over at its 18 yard line

Two Minute timeout- Virginia defense does it again and stop Matt Zollers short of the first down and the Hoos will take over after he was stopped on a 4th and 2

4:28 4Q- Virginia is stopped on 4th and 4 after Chandler Morris pass falls incomplete. The Hoos turn it over on down and Missouri will take over at its own 39 yard line

8:45 4Q- Virginia defense stymies the Missouri offense again and forces a punt after a false start on a 4th and 1. The Cavaliers take over at their own 42 yard line

10:42 4Q- Chandler Morris, yes Morris the quarterback, punts the ball for 41 yards and the ball is downed at the one yard line by Cam Ross. Missorui takes over

13:24 4Q- Eli Wood does it again and converts another third down for the Cavaliers to move the chains

15:00 4Q- Missouri decides to punt and lean on their defense for another stop. Virginia takes over at its own 39 yard line

End of third quarter- Missouri faces a critical 4th down coming out of the timeout. Can the Hoos stifle Missouri again? Virginia has a 13-7 lead

1:00 3Q- Missouri stifles Virginia on offense and they are forced to settle for the field goal. Will Bettridge nails a 38 yard field goal. Virginia leads 13-7

4:03 3Q- Matt Zollers is intercepted by Virginia Emmanuel Karnley. The Hoos take over at the Missouri 35 yard line

4:49 3Q- Missouri takes over at its own 19 yard line after a four yards on the kick return

4:53 3Q- Virginia caps off a 19 play drive that took over 10 minutes of clock that was capped off by a two yard rushing touchdown by Harrison Waylee. The Cavaliers took it to Missouri on the drive. The Hoos lead 10-7

9:00 3Q- Virginia has converted two 4th downs on the drive to keep it alive.

14:00 3Q- Eli Wood catches another huge pass to move the sticks on 3rd and 12

15:00 3Q- Virginia begins with the ball to start the second half

Halftime- Missouri leads Virginia 7-3 at the break. Virginia will get the ball coming out of the second half

0:21 2Q- Virginia goes three and out and fives the ball back to Missouri at its own 10 yard line

1:06 2Q- Virginia defense stymies Missouri again. Oliver Robbins misses a 42 yard field goal attempt. Virginia akes over at its own 25 yard line

1:50 2Q- Cam Ross muffs the punt for Virginia and Missouri now takes over at the Virginia 25 yard line

3:22 2Q- Will Bettridge misses a 44 yard field goal after a productive drive from the Cavaliers. Missouri still leads 7-3

7:36 2Q- Virginia defense slows down Matt Zollers on the run and get the defensive stop. The Hoos will take over at their won 20 yard line

12:17 2Q- Virginia goes on a 12 play 42 yard drive and will Bettridge nails 42 yard field goal. Virgini trails 7-3. Missouri will take over at its own 21 yard line

13:33 2Q- Virginia hit with an intentional grounding penalty that pushes them back

End of first quarter- Virginia trails Missouri 7-0, but is driving and in opponents territory

3:07 1Q- Virginia defense gets a big stand on 4th and 4 and forced an incompletion. The Hoos will take over at their own 33 yard line

6:18 1Q- Virginia turns over the ball on downs. Missouri takes over on its own 27 yard line

7:55 1Q- WR Eli Wood comes up with a 35 yard reception on 3rd down to move the sticks for the Cavaliers

11:56 1Q- Missouri strikes first thanks to a five yard rushing touchdown by Jamal Roberts. Missouri leads 7-0

15:00 1Q- Missouri will begin with the football on the opening possession of the game.

Virginia plays its last game of the 2025 season against a formidable team in the SEC. The Missouri Tigers will look a little bit different not having Beau Pribula, but they fully believe in Matt Zollers, who is a true freshman. It will be key for the Cavaliers to slow down the running game and contain Ahmad Hardy on defense. Offensively, they need to hit the big plays down the field when the opportunities present themselves and remain a balanced attack which will keep the aggressive Missouri defense honest. If they do that, then Virginia will make history for the first time in program history, capturing 11 wins.

Stay tuned for updates

More Virginia Football News:

•Virginia’s GM Tyler Jones Shares Insight Into Status of Chandler Morris For 2026 Season

•Three UVA Players Who Could Raise Their Draft Stock With Strong Bowl Performances

•What Virginia Can Expect From Missouri With Matt Zollers at Quarterback

•Biggest Surprises and Disappointments from Virginia's 2025 Transfer Portal Class