ABC News reported that Virginia Tech defeated Clemson 20-16 on Saturday night. According to the outlet, Ethan Grunkemeyer threw two touchdown passes, both to tight end Luke Reynolds. One of them was a 5-yard strike with 1:44 left in the game that lifted Virginia Tech past Clemson.
ABC News described the result as a "come-from-behind win," a description that indicates Virginia Tech had been trailing before its final scoring play. The summary does not give the score at earlier points in the game, so it does not show when the lead changed hands or by how much Virginia Tech was behind.
The ABC News summary is brief. It does not include full game statistics, quotes from players or coaches, or a play-by-play account of the drives that preceded the winning pass. The material available for this story contains no other outlet's account of the game, so the final result and the winning touchdown pass rest on that one summary alone.
The ABC News headline and summary agree on the final score of 20-16 and on the timing of the winning pass, which came with 1:44 remaining. Both describe the game as taking place on Saturday night, and neither gives a more specific time or location.
The headline names Ethan Grunkemeyer and Luke Reynolds, and the summary identifies Reynolds as a tight end. The summary does not describe Clemson's offensive output, individual performances beyond the two touchdown passes, or overall game totals.
Readers seeking the full account can consult the ABC News report cited in the first paragraph of this story.