Ashton Daniels sets Florida State quarterback record with 5 rushing TDs in 38-7 rout of Virginia
Ashton Daniels achieved a historic milestone in Florida State football by rushing for five touchdowns, a record for a quarterback, during Saturday's 38-7 victory over Virginia. The Seminoles also recorded a team-high 10 sacks in the game. Daniels' performance included 17 rushing attempts for 136 yards and 12 completions on 19 pass attempts for 183 yards, along with an interception.
The Seminoles dominated Virginia's ground game, holding the Cavaliers to just 37 yards on 40 carries, while they outgained them in total offensive yardage with 464 yards. Virginia, averaging 192.8 rushing yards per game, was unable to match Florida State's offensive output. The Seminoles (3-2, 1-1 ACC) improved to a 38-7 record, while Virginia (3-2, 1-1 ACC) saw a significant setback in their offensive performance.
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