CHARLOTTE, N.C. — All season long, overtime had been the Virginia Cavaliers’ time to shine, and they exuded confidence when the fourth quarter of the ACC championship game ended with the score 20-20 late Saturday night. “I felt like we had it, especially going on defense first,” safety Devin Neal said. “We got this.”

We wanted to make sure we started ACC right,” Agugua-Hamilton said. “I think this is a pretty dominant win to start.”

Virginia seeks its first outright ACC football title on Saturday.

The Duke Blue Devils and Virginia Cavaliers tangle in Saturday's ACC Championship Game with kickoff at 8 p.m. ET in Charlotte, North Carolina.