By Jerry Ratcliffe

What has happened to Virginia’s offense?

If anything is to blame during the Cavaliers’ recent tailspin, it’s the fact that they can’t get to the end zone. Saturday’s 23-13 loss in Dallas was a perfect example.

UVA’s gameplan of playing power football, making it a low-possession game, keeping dangerous SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings on the sideline, worked well in the first half. In the second half, not so much, as Des Kitchings’ offense managed nothing but a field goal.

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