The Cavaliers are back in action Saturday against West Virginia, playing in the Duke's Mayo Classic in Charlotte, N.C. Virginia is aiming to dispose of the Mountaineers and advance to 3-0, well in the running for the ACC title and possibly more.
One of the most underrated matchups of the weekend is going down in Charlotte on Saturday. The No. 25 Virginia Cavaliers are hoping this is the first of two trips they will be making to the Queen City this season, and they face a tough West Virginia opponent who is looking to get a signature win under head coach Rich Rodriguez.
If anyone understands Rich Rodriguez's offensive philosophy, it's Tony Elliott. Virginia's head coach played wide receiver at Clemson when Rodriguez was the Tigers' offensive coordinator, so he learned firsthand the play calls and strategies that have made Rich Rod one of the more heralded offensive-minded coaches of his generation.
Brandyn Hillman was a big pickup for Virginia this offseason. A former All-Big Ten safety at Michigan, he was known for his powerful hits and strong tackling ability.
This week, No. 25 Virginia takes a short trek down to Charlotte, N.C. to take on West Virginia in the Duke’s Mayo Classic. It is an intriguing test against a Big 12 team, particularly one with several flaws but also upside to steal a win against a ranked opponent.
According to ESPN’s updated Football Power Index, Virginia is projected to go 11-1 this season. The Cavaliers are averaging over 47 points per game and
It's been 41 years since Virginia and West Virginia have met in a regular-season football game, despite the fact that the two neighboring state universities are separated by just 235 miles as the crow flies.
Virginia's string of primetime football games will continue when the Cavaliers host Delaware Saturday. Kickoff has been set for 6 p.m., and the game will be televised live on the ACC Network, the conference announced Monday.
On paper, Friday’s game between Virginia and Norfolk State was a typical blowout. The Cavaliers have superior talent and simply bulldozed their way past an FCS team.
At the start of week three, ESPN’s Football Power Index has Virginia going 11-1 — a record which could possibly be enough to lead to Virginia’s first College Football Playoff appearance.
No. 25 Virginia continues to roll. The Cavaliers have dominated in their first two games — but now, a new test arrives Saturday against West Virginia in Charlotte, N.C.
If college football poll voters were impressed by Virginia's opening victory over NC State, they responded to the Cavaliers' latest romp with yawns. Virginia (2-0) stayed at No.
Another week of ACC football has come and gone, and now, week three has arrived. The quarter point of the regular season is quickly approaching — and the ACC hierarchy continues to develop.
Eleven years ago, when the ACC Network allowed me to watch Virginia, the Hoos were in the midst of an 8 – 0 – 1 streak versus Wake. Oh, how the tides
The Cavaliers remain tied atop the ACC with an undefeated record. Virginia continues to impress, coming off of a 59-3 demolition of Norfolk State. In the blowout, Will Bettridge became the program's all-time leading scorer, while several other Cavaliers recorded their first career touchdown in a Virginia uniform.
The Virginia Cavaliers got a dominant win on Friday night against Norfolk State, beating the Spartans 59-3 and moving to 2-0 this season. UVA had two weeks to prepare for this game against an overmatched FCS opponent, and while they did not play perfectly, a 56-point win is nothing to sneeze at.
There has been little for analysts to nitpick about No. 25 Virginia. The Cavaliers are 2-0 with a 93-11 point differential, thanks to two blowout wins over NC State and Norfolk State.
Another week, another breezy win for Tony Elliott and Virginia. The Cavaliers were back in Charlottesville for a matchup against in-state FCS opponent Norfolk State, and UVA came away with a 59-3 win over the Spartans.
Only a perfectionist (or a head coach) could find fault in a 59-3 victory. Virginia's romp against an overmatched Norfolk State team on Friday night provided plenty of satisfaction for fans, coaches and especially backup players who got a chance to shine.
No. 25 Virginia has strung together back-to-back wins in blowout fashion. The latest one, albeit against an FCS opponent, was full of significant moments.
For just the second time in his college career, second-year linebacker Justin Rowe appeared on the stat sheet. He recorded four tackles, including half of a tackle for loss.
Virginia football is officially 2-0. The latest big win was a 59-3 triumph over Norfolk State, advancing the Cavaliers’ point differential to 93-11 on the season. Here are instant takeaways from another blowout at Scott Stadium. For the second game in a row, Hillman forced a pair of turnovers.
Tonight, Virginia hosts Norfolk State. To call this David versus Goliath is an injustice to that story, as the Cavaliers are ranked No. 25 nationally and the Spartans are an FCS bottomfeeder.
Head coach Tony Elliott's team took control from the first whistle.
Many stars shined in Week 0 of the college football season on Saturday. Yardbarker kept track of several. Each week of the season, we'll spotlight some of these top performers, some of whom may eventually be playing on Sundays.
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