Charlotte, N.C. – WVU started off the Duke’s Mayo Bowl in the best possible way – with a big play for a touchdown.
It only took 11 seconds for West Virginia to get on the scoreboard in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl. Garrett Greene found Traylon Ray for a 75-yard touchdown, a play that stands as the third longest in the history of the bowl game.
That touchdown would actually end up serving as the only score of the first quarter.
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