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Found October 17, 2009 on Ravens Insider:
PLAYERS: Nate Collins,  Jameel Sewell,  Marc Verica
TEAMS: Virginia Cavaliers

With Maryland leading 9-6, quarterback Chris Turner’s pass was tipped and landed in the hands of Virginia defensive end Nate Collins. Collins returned it 32 yards for a touchdown with 1:43 left in the third quarter. The Maryland turnovers are really what's keeping Virginia in the game. The question is, can the Terps overcome themselves and find a way to win? By the way, Virginia quarterback Jameel Sewell was injured on a running play and was helped off the field. Junior Marc Verica entered and missed his first two passes. Virginia 13, Maryland 9, fourth quarter
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