California Golden Bears' Overtime Heartbreak at Lane Stadium Against Virginia Tech Hokies

First Quarter

The California Golden Bears faced off against the Virginia Tech Hokies in a closely contested game at Lane Stadium. The first quarter saw the Hokies take an early lead, scoring 10 points while the Bears managed to put up only 3. The Golden Bears' defense, led by linebacker Cade Uluave, who recorded 2 sacks and 2 tackles for loss, worked hard to contain the Hokies' offense but struggled initially.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Cal turned things around with an impressive offensive display. Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele threw for a total of 286 yards during the game and connected with tight end Mason Mini for a touchdown pass that was part of their 17-point surge in this period. Running back Kendrick Raphael contributed significantly with his rushing prowess, scoring all three of his touchdowns in this quarter alone.

Third Quarter

The third quarter saw a resurgence from Virginia Tech as they matched Cal's earlier efforts by adding another 10 points to their tally while keeping Cal scoreless. Despite defensive efforts from players like Jayden Wayne who added another sack to his record, Cal's defense couldn't prevent Tech from closing the gap.

Fourth Quarter and Overtime

As both teams entered the fourth quarter tied at 27-27 after regulation time ended with each team scoring an additional touchdown and extra point apiece. In overtime play, both teams scored again in their first attempts; however, it was during double overtime that things took a decisive turn against Cal when they failed to score while allowing Tech an additional touchdown plus two-point conversion leading them towards victory.

The California Golden Bears vs Virginia Tech Hokies match summary highlights how close yet challenging this encounter proved for both sides involved where ultimately what went wrong for California Golden Bears was not capitalizing on key opportunities especially during critical moments such as double overtime which cost them dearly resulting into final whistle reaction being one filled more so disappointment than triumph given outcome ended favoring home side instead leaving final scoreboard reading: VT - CAL (42-34).

Looking ahead now towards next fixture scheduled November first where fans can catch live action unfold between these very same Big C squad hosting UVA Cavaliers within confines familiar territory known better perhaps simply put "California Memorial Stadium" located Berkeley CA starting promptly thereafter one o'clock afternoon Eastern Daylight Time broadcasted across various platforms ensuring no supporter misses chance witness firsthand whether fortunes improve come then or not remains seen meantime though share your thoughts experiences regarding recent outing amongst fellow enthusiasts alike!