2007 Virginia Cavaliers football team

The 2007 Virginia Cavaliers football team represented the University of Virginia in the 2007 NCAA Division I FBS football season. The team's head coach was coach Al Groh. They played their home games at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, Virginia.

2007 Virginia Cavaliers football
Gator Bowl, L 28–31 vs. Texas Tech
ConferenceAtlantic Coast Conference
DivisionCoastal
2007 record9–4 (6–2 ACC)
Head coach
Offensive coordinatorMike Groh (2nd season)
Offensive schemeWest Coast
Defensive coordinatorMike London (2nd season)
Base defense3–4
Home stadiumScott Stadium
(Capacity: 61,500)
Uniform
2007 Atlantic Coast Conference football standings
Conf  Overall
Team W L    W L 
Atlantic Division
No. 10 Boston College x  6 –2     11 –3  
No. 21 Clemson  5 –3     9 –4  
Wake Forest  5 –3     9 –4  
Florida State  3 –5     7 –6  
Maryland  3 –5     6 –7  
NC State  3 –5     5 –7  
Coastal Division
No. 9 Virginia Tech x$  7 –1     11 –3  
Virginia  6 –2     9 –4  
Georgia Tech  4 –4     7 –6  
North Carolina  3 –5     4 –8  
Miami  2 –6     5 –7  
Duke  0 –8     1 –11  
Championship: Virginia Tech 30, Boston College 16
  • $ – BCS representative as conference champion
  • % – BCS at-large representative
  • x – Division champion/co-champions
Rankings from AP Poll

Preseason

The Cavaliers and coach Al Groh face a pivotal season in 2007 as they attempt to overcome their losing record in 2006. While the defense made improvements under new coordinator Mike London, the offense struggled all season. In November 2006, Groh indicated that he was not ready to "anoint" Jameel Sewell, who started the final nine games of 2006, as the unquestioned quarterback for 2007.[1]

The Cavaliers were a young team in 2006, leading Groh to joke that the 2007 team was playing the 2006 season.[2] While Groh had frequently played true freshman in earlier seasons, sometime for very limited action, he redshirted the entire freshman class in 2006 except for defensive lineman Nate Collins. Several players from that class are expected to be contributors in 2007, in particular running back Keith Payne has generated excitement among fans. Several talented true freshmen, such as quarterback Peter Lalich, joined the team in 2007.[3]

Schedule
DateTimeOpponentRankSiteTVResultAttendance
September 12:00 pmat Wyoming*
VersusL 3–2331,620[4]
September 812:00 pmDuke
LFSW 24–1358,554[5]
September 1512:00 pmat North Carolina
LFSW 22–2058,000[6]
September 2212:00 pmGeorgia Tech
  • Scott Stadium
  • Charlottesville, VA
ESPNUW 28–2357,681[7]
September 297:00 pmPittsburgh*
  • Scott Stadium
  • Charlottesville, VA
ESPNUW 44–1460,888[8]
October 67:00 pmat Middle Tennessee*
CSSW 23–2123,227[9]
October 133:30 pmConnecticut*
  • Scott Stadium
  • Charlottesville, VA
ESPNUW 17–1660,004[10]
October 208:00 pmat MarylandNo. 24
ESPN2W 18–1752,782[11]
October 274:30 pmat NC StateNo. 18
ESPNUL 24–2955,342[12]
November 312:00 pmNo. 21 Wake Forest
  • Scott Stadium
  • Charlottesville, VA
LFSW 17–1660,106[13]
November 107:15 pmat MiamiNo. 21
ESPN2W 48–062,106[14]
November 2412:00 pmNo. 8 Virginia TechNo. 15
ESPN2L 21–3361,711[15]
January 11:00 pmvs. Texas Tech*No. 20
CBSL 28–3160,243[16]
See also: 2007 NCAA Division I FBS football rankings

Coaching staff
Position Name Season
Head Coach:Al Groh7th
Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Coach:Mike London6th
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach:Mike Groh7th
Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs Coach:Steve Bernstein2nd
Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers CoachBob Diaco2nd
Defensive Assistant Coach/Assistant Defensive Line CoachLervern Belin2nd
Wide Receivers Coach:Wayne Lineburg1st
Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line CoachDave Borbely2nd
Asst. Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs CoachAnthony Poindexter4th
Tight Ends Coach/Recruiting CoordinatorBob Price10th
Graduate Assistant OffenseJim Jones1st
Graduate Assistant DefenseVincent Brown1st
Head Strength CoachMatt Balis1st
Director of Football Video OperationsLuke Goldstein6th

Players

Recruiting

The Virginia Cavalier 2007 recruiting class consisted of 24 signed players. The class is headlined by quarterback Peter Lalich, outside linebacker J'Courtney Williams and wide receiver Dontrelle Inman. Overall, the 2007 Virginia recruiting class was ranked #25 by rivals.com and #32 by scout.com.

Roster

Virginia's first official depth chart for the 2007 football season was announced August 28, prior to the Cavaliers' season opener against Wyoming on September 1. Click here to see depth charts for each individual game.

Quarterbacks

  • 10 Jameel Sewell – Sophomore
  • 7 Peter Lalich – Freshman
  • 15 Scott Deke – Junior
  • 1 Patch Duda – Freshman (RS)
  • 6 Mark Verica – Freshman (RS)
  • 13 Brendan Lane – Freshman

Tail Backs

  • 37 Cedric Peerman – Junior
  • 5 Mikell Simpson – Sophomore
  • 21 Andrew Pearman – Junior
  • 27 Hall Simmons – Sophomore
  • 28 William Webb – Freshman
  • 32 Keith Payne – Freshman (RS)
  • 36 Max Milien – Freshman
  • 25 Rob Lewis -- Junior
  • 44 Raynard Horne – Freshman (RS)

Wide Receivers

  • 22 Staton Jobe – Freshman (RS)
  • 80 Maurice Covington – Junior
  • 18 Kris Burd – Freshman
  • 20 Kevin Ogletree – Junior
  • 23 Dom Joseph – Freshman
  • 23 Zach Mendez-Zfass – Freshman (RS)
  • 26 Cary Koch – Junior
  • 39 Chris Gorham – Senior
  • 81 Dontrelle Inman – Freshman (RS)
  • 84 Jared Green – Freshman
  • 89 Chris Dalton – Freshman (RS)

Fullbacks

  • 31 Rashawn Jackson – Sophomore
  • 25 Josh Zidenberg – Senior
  • 47 Curt Orshoski – Freshman

Tight Ends

  • 86 Tom Santi – Senior
  • 82 Mark Ambrose – Freshman
  • 83 Joe Torchia – Freshman (RS)
  • 85 John Phillips – Junior
  • 87 Andrew Devlin – Freshman
  • 88 Jonathan Stupar – Senior
  • 90 Crutcher Reiss – Sophomore
  • 91 Andrew Dewey – Sophomore
  • 92 Tony Konstant – Junior
  

Center

  • 63 Jordy Lipsey – Senior
  • 64 Jack Shields – Freshman (RS)

Offensive Guard

  • 71 Branden Albert – Junior
  • 77 Ian-Yates Cunningham – Senior
  • 65 B.J. Cabbell – Freshman (RS)
  • 74 Patrick Slebonick – Sophomore
  • 78 Isaac Cain – Freshman (RS)
  • 79 Gordie Sammis – Senior

Offensive Tackle

  • 61 Will Barker – Sophomore
  • 75 Eugene Monroe – Junior
  • 76 Zak Stair – Junior

Offensive Linemen

  • 62 Billy Cuffee – Freshman
  • 67 Landon Bradley – Freshman
  • 68 Anthony Mihota – Freshman
  • 69 Lamar Milstead – Freshman
  • 72 Dave Roberts – Freshman

Linebackers

  • 51 Clint Sintim – Junior
  • 54 Jon Copper – Junior
  • 57 Jermaine Dias – Senior
  • 58 Antonio Appleby – Junior
  • 33 John Bivens LB – Freshman (RS)
  • 41 Aaron Clark – Junior
  • 42 Darnell Carter – Freshman (RS)
  • 45 Denzel Burrell – Sophomore
  • 46 J'Courtney Williams – Freshman
  • 47 Daniel Childress – Freshman (RS)
  • 49 Darren Childs – Sophomore
  • 50 Terrence Fells-Danzer – Freshman
  • 52 Aaron Taliaferro – Freshman
  • 53 Bernie McKeever – Junior
  • 55 Jared Detrick – Freshman
  • 59 John-Kevin Dolce – Freshman (RS)
  

Cornerbacks

  • 4 Vic Hall – Sophomore
  • 26 Chris Cook – Junior
  • 1 Trey Womack – Freshman (RS)
  • 19 Ras-I Dowling – Freshman
  • 28 Mike Brown – Junior
  • 32 Brandon Jarvis – Junior
  • 43 Mike Parker – Freshman (RS)

Safeties

  • 22 Byron Glaspy – Junior
  • 30 Nate Lyles – Senior
  • 17 Brandon Woods – Sophomore
  • 27 Jamaal Jackson – Senior
  • 29 Rico Bell – Freshman (RS)
  • 34 Matt Leemhuis – Freshman (RS)
  • 40 Corey Mosley – Freshman

Defensive Backs

  • 31 Chase Minnifield – Freshman

Defensive Ends

  • 91 Chris Long – Senior
  • 95 Jeffrey Fitzgerald – Sophomore
  • 72 John Roberts – Junior
  • 74 Pete Bladel – Senior
  • 90 Jason Fuller – Sophomore
  • 93 Alex Field – Junior
  • 99 Sean Gottschalk – Freshman (RS)

Defensive Line

  • 70 Matt Conrath – Freshman
  • 92 Zane Parr – Freshman
  • 96 Nick Jenkins – Freshman

Nose Tackles

  • 94 Allen Billyk – Senior
  • 98 Nate Collins – Sophomore

Place Kickers

  • 9 Chris Gould – Senior
  • 11 Chris Hinkebein – Freshman

Punters

  • 16 Ryan Weigand – Senior
  • 4 John Thornton – Junior

Long Snappers

  • 66 Danny Aiken – Freshman
     
Opening day starters in bold
See also: American football positions and Glossary of American football

Watch list

Game summaries

Wyoming
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 0 3 0 0 3
Wyoming 3 7 3 10 23

With only 110 yards of total offense and just 7 yards on the ground, the Cavaliers were outmatched by a better-prepared Wyoming team.[30][31][32][33][34][35]

Duke
1 2 3 4 Total
Duke 2 0 11 0 13
Virginia 14 3 0 7 24

Tight end Tom Santi scored two touchdowns and tailback Cedric Peerman ran for 137 yards with 1 touchdown. Quarterbacks Jameel Sewell and Peter Lalich platooned for 191 yards through the air and one touchdown.[36][37][38][39][40][41]

North Carolina
See also: 2007 North Carolina Tar Heels football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 10 6 3 3 22
North Carolina 0 7 7 6 20

Place kicker Chris Gould tied the school record held by Rafael Garcia (versus Virginia Tech, 1994) and Connor Hughes (versus Georgia Tech, 2003) by making five field goals and Cedric Peerman set a career-high in rushing for 186 yards and 1 touchdown on 30 carries. It represents the first road triumph since 2006's Sept. 30 victory at Duke and just the second since a Sept. 17, 2005, win at Syracuse.[42][43][44][45][46][47]

Georgia Tech
See also: 2007 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Georgia Tech 7 10 6 0 23
Virginia 21 0 0 7 28
Georgia Tech lines up in their own endzone

Virginia survived Georgia Tech erasing a 14-point deficit and hung on to win their third straight ACC game 28–23. Tailback Cedric Peerman ran for 138 yards and scored a touchdown while punter Ryan Weigand averaged 47.5 yards on 8 punts with a long of 58 to keep Georgia Tech's offense at bay. Two key turnovers, an interception and fumble led to Virginia touchdowns. Defensive end Chris Long anchored the Cavalier defense with nine tackles including one for loss as well as two batted balls, one returned for a touchdown by fellow lineman Jeffery Fitzgerald, and a game-saving sack on 4th down late in the 4th quarter. Virginia quarterbacks combined to go 20 for 35 with one interception and one touchdown.[48][49][50][51][52][53]

Pittsburgh
1 2 3 4 Total
Pittsburgh 0 7 0 7 14
Virginia 27 3 0 14 44

Virginia dominated the first quarter jumping out to a 27–0 lead. Pittsburgh's offense sputtered throughout the contest allowing the Cavaliers to take advantage of excellent field position. Jameel Sewell went 16 of 31 for 169 yards and three touchdowns while Cedric Peerman continued excelling on the ground with 87 yards on 24 carries.[54][55][56][57][58][59][60][61][62]

Middle Tennessee State
See also: 2007 Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 7 7 0 9 23
MTSU 7 7 0 7 21

Place kicker Chris Gould kicked a 34 yard field goal with 8-seconds left to secure a last second victory. Virginia running backs combined for 151 yards on the ground while quarterback Jameel Sewell threw for 223 yards with an interception and a touchdown. Despite being huge underdogs, Middle Tennessee hung around the entire game and led by one late due to a blocked extra point. Virginia's decisive scoring drive started from their own 20 with less than two minutes to go and no time outs.[63][64][65][66][67][68][69]

Connecticut
See also: 2007 Connecticut Huskies football team
1 2 3 4 Total
UConn 6 0 7 3 16
Virginia 7 7 0 3 17

With a strong defensive effort, the Virginia Cavaliers held off the previously undefeated Connecticut Huskies 17-16. Despite a very poor outing from Jameel Sewell, the Cavs drove the length of the field with Chris Gould chipping in a 19 yard field goal to win the game. The win propelled Virginia to be ranked #24 in the Coaches Poll and #19 in the first BCS rankings for the first time in 3 years.[70][71][72][73][74][75][76]

Maryland
See also: 2007 Maryland Terrapins football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 3 7 2 6 18
Maryland 7 7 3 0 17

In another last minute victory, tailback Mikell Simpson scored the game-winning touchdown with 16 seconds left. The play had to be reviewed by the officials due to the ball leaving Simpson's hands as he dove across the line, but the touchdown stood giving Virginia their seventh victory in a row. Defensive end Chris Long tackled Maryland quarterback Chris Turner in the end zone for a critical safety late in the third quarter bringing the Virginia deficit down to five.[77][78][79][80][81][82][83]

N.C. State
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 3 14 0 7 24
N.C. State 7 13 3 6 29

N.C. State quarterback Daniel Evans threw for 347 yards and 3 touchdowns while wide receiver Donal Bowens was on the receiving end of 202 of those yards. Despite a poor performance from the Virginia defense, the Virginia offense still scraped together 24 points on a streaky night by quarterback Jameel Sewell.[84][85][86][87][88][89][90]

Wake Forest
See also: 2007 Wake Forest Demon Deacons football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Wake Forest 3 3 7 3 16
Virginia 3 7 0 7 17
Virginia defensive end Chris Long surveys the Wake Forest offense

Virginia running back Mikell Simpson scored the go ahead touchdown with 2:18 left in the 4th quarter and Wake Forest kicker Sam Swank missed a 48 yard field goal with 2 seconds left sealing the Virginia victory. The Virginia defense was anchored by defensive end Chris Long who recorded 10 tackles and a sack. The win was Virginia's 5th win this season by two points or less breaking the NCAA record set by Columbia in 1971.[91][92][93][94][95][96][97]

Miami
See also: 2007 Miami Hurricanes football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 14 17 7 10 48
Miami 0 0 0 0 0

On an emotional night for the Miami Hurricanes as they played their last game in the historic Miami Orange Bowl, the Cavaliers dominated all facets of the game shutting out the home team 48-0. Quarterback Jameel Sewell completed 20 of 25 passes for 288 yards, threw for a touchdown and ran for one as well. Tailback Mikell Simpson contributed 93 yards and two one-yard touchdown carries. The Cavalier defense posted three interceptions, four sacks, two fumble recoveries, seven tackles for loss and a touchdown. The win set up a Thanksgiving match-up versus cross-state rival Virginia Tech playing for the Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal Division title and the chance to play in the 3rd Annual Atlantic Coast Conference Championship game.[98][99][100][101][102][103][104]

Virginia Tech
See also: 2007 Virginia Tech Hokies football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia Tech 13 7 3 10 33
Virginia 7 7 7 0 21

In a game with a trip to the conference championship game on the line, the Cavaliers fell flat against their in-state rivals Virginia Tech. Poor clock management and poor defense allowed Virginia Tech to exploit Virginia en route to an easy 33–21 win.[105][106][107][108][109][110][111]

Gator Bowl – Texas Tech
Main article: 2008 Gator Bowl
See also: 2007 Texas Tech Red Raiders football team
1 2 3 4 Total
Texas Tech 7 0 7 17 31
Virginia 9 12 0 7 28

Statistics

Team
TeamOpp
Scoring317256
  Points per Game24.419.7
First Downs249228
  Rushing10979
  Passing125136
  Penalty1513
Total Offense42954322
  Avg per Play4.74.7
  Avg per Game330.4332.5
Fumbles-Lost25–1021–11
Penalties-Yards62–53284–646
  Avg per Game40.949.7
TeamOpp
Punts-Yards81–331372–3064
  Avg per Punt40.942.6
Time of Possession/Game29:3930:21
3rd Down Conversions83/20373/209
4th Down Conversions8/1416/28
Touchdowns Scored3827
Field Goals-Attempts-Long16–20–22–30
PAT-Attempts35–3724–24
Attendance358,944283,077
  Games/Avg per Game6/59,8246/47,180

Scores by quarter
1 2 3 4 Total
Virginia 125 93 19 80 317
Opponents 62 68 57 69 256

Rushing
NameGP-GSAttGainLossNetAvgTDLongAvg/G
Cedric Peerman6–6113620355855.255897.5
Mikell Simpson13–113605355705.089643.8
Jameel Sewell13–1264852062792.241821.5
Keith Payne10–58235162193.821721.9
Andrew Pearman12–3715281443.922112.0
Rashawn Jackson11–20753723.60126.5
Chris Gorham11–2140147.0081.3
Vic Hall13–14044.0140.3
Branden Albert13–12022.0020.2
Josh Zidenberg13–10000.0000.0
Peter Lalich8–9060-60-6.700-7.5
TEAM13–139066-66-7.300-5.1
Total13–13490219242917633.62296135.6
Opponents13–13472180141113902.9949106.9

Passing
NameGP-GSEfficAtt-Cmp-IntPctYdsTDLngAvg/G
Jameel Sewell13–13114.94364–214–958.821761245167.4
Peter Lalich8–0109.1261–35–157.432123140.1
TEAM13–130.002–2–00.00000.0
Vic Hall13–13394.001–1–0100.0350352.7
Total13–13114.23428–250–1058.425321445194.8
Opponents13–13120.95452–263–1158.229321856225.5

Receiving
NameGP-GSNo.YdsAvgTDLongAvg/G
Mikell Simpson13–434029.323030.9
Jonathan Stupar13–403599.022327.6
Tom Santi12–3641811.634534.8
Maurice Covington9–2126912.823929.9
John Phillips13–1719311.423014.8
Dontrelle Inman13–1718110.603113.9
Staton Jobe13–171639.612612.5
Andrew Pearman12–13997.60198.2
Cedric Peerman6–12998.202516.5
Cary Koch10–99710.81159.7
Chris Gorham11–812315.403511.2
Rashawn Jackson11–8465.81154.2
Keith Payne10–5459.00164.5
Josh Zidenberg13–4389.50172.9
Total13–13250253210.11445194.8
Opponents13–13263293211.11856225.5

Defense
Name GP Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd
Kick		 Saf
SoloAstTotalTFL-YdsNo-YdsInt-YdsBrUpQBHRcv-YdsFF
54 Jon Copper1356531099.0-323.0-242-713....
91 Chris Long1336437919.0-13214.0-1221-25923.21.
51 Clint Sintim134433779.0-489.0-48..17.2..
95 J. Fitzgerald1333407311.5-397.0-312-254151-02..
22 Byron Glaspy134130712.0-5.1-294.1-0...
30 Nate Lyles133929684.5-141.0-9.2..1..
58 Antonio Appleby132436605.0-182.5-13.611-0...
4 Vic Hall13332558..1-33.....
57 Jermaine Dias123123541.5-3..12....
19 Ras-I Dowling12301444..2-179..2..
26 Chris Cook92514391.0-2.1-25611-44...
27 Jamaal Jackson13221739..1-34.1-0...
94 Allen Billyk131820382.5-51.0-3.16....
98 Nate Collins131219314.5-222.0-20..11-0...
43 Mike Parker1319726...4.2-0...
25 Josh Zidenberg1311516.......1.
45 Denzel Burrell1357121.0-31.0-3.1.1-0...
1 Trey Womack127512....11-0...
93 Alex Field1329112.5-121.5-10..11-0...
41 Aaron Clark136391.0-81.0-8.......
17 Brandon Woods13246...1.....
66 Danny Aiken13325.........
85 John Phillips13134.........
86 Tom Santi12224.........
99 Sean Gottschalk9224....1....
9 Chris Gould13213.........
33 John Bivens7123.........
55 Jared Detrick11213.........
16 Ryan Weigand13213.........
49 Darren Childs3112.........
53 Bernie McKeever3112.........
75 Eugene Monroe111.1.........
34 Matt Leemhuis11.1.........
42 Darnell Carter6.11.........
32 Keith Payne10.11.........
TM TEAM131.1........3
83 Joe Torchia12.11.........
29 Rico Bell7.11.........
10 Jameel Sewell131.1.........
88 Jonathan Stupar131.1.........
77 I-Y Cunningham131.1.........
39 Chris Gorham111.1.........
Total..........1352045697674-34343-29111-134567211-44923
Opponents......1354239393593-35133-21210-1484479-01651

Special teams
Name Punting Kickoffs
No.YdsAvgLongTBFCI20Blkd No.YdsAvgTBOBRetnNetYdLn
Ryan Weigand52235245.2612620........
Chris Gould2694936.5513419065419764.671...
TEAM3124.0110003........
Total..........81331340.96151021365419764.671118544.225
Opponents......72306442.66441323163394962.7100104842.927
Name Punt Returns Kick Returns
No.YdsAvgTDLongNo.YdsAvgTDLong
Vic Hall2323010.006723316.5019
Andrew Pearman410.2022960821.0067
Josh Zidenberg12121.0001125022.7055
Cedric Peerman.....58717.4032
Mikell Simpson.....35719.0023
Darnell Carter.....100.000
Joe Torchia.....11313.0013
TEAM.....100.000
Total..........282529.006753104819.8067
Opponents......423919.304356118521.2037

After the season

Awards

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