In a video posted by team social media accounts, Virginia football unveiled its week two uniform combination for its game against Norfolk State. As revealed by the team social media and running back Xavier Brown, the Cavaliers are set to be rocking blue helmets, blue pants and blue jerseys for the first time this season.
Virginia will get two shots at rival Duke in 2026-27, according to the conference schedule released by the Atlantic Coast Conference on Wednesday. The Blue Devils finished first and the Cavaliers second in last season's ACC standings and are expected to be among the top contenders again this winter.
Overreactions are rampant early in the college football season. And one of the most tempting ones surrounding Virginia's program might have been that the Cavaliers don't need Kam Robinson.
After a strangely early bye week, Virginia football is back in action Friday — hosting Norfolk State for an evening game at Scott Stadium. The Cavaliers are expected to win by several touchdowns.
Week two has arrived — and with it, so have narratives and early ACC standings. Here are updated bowl game projections for Virginia football ahead of game two against Norfolk State.
After blasting NC State 34-8 during week zero, Virginia had a bye week during the first full weekend of college football. Even without a second game, the Cavaliers have a strong body of work and were rewarded in the form of being ranked No.
As of Tuesday, ESPN’s Football Power Index predicts the Cavaliers will go 10-2 this season — although the game at Virginia Tech is as close to a toss-up as it gets.
Every ACC team has now played at least one game, and the early standings have fallen into place. The race to Charlotte is a marathon — but some teams are already falling behind while others are in pole position.
Monday, Virginia men’s basketball officially released its 2026-27 non-conference slate — featuring several high-profile matchups with a few mid-major matchups mixed in.
Normally, a prime-time, nationally televised holiday game wouldn't qualify for "under-the-radar" status. But Monday night's meeting between new ACC rivals SMU and Florida State carries a bit more weight than your normal season opener.
Distractions come in lots of forms, and coaches detest them all — especially when they threaten a team's long-awaited success. With Virginia football finally on an upward trajectory, Tony Elliott clearly doesn't want his veteran team's focus to wander from the task at hand.
After taking down a strong ACC opponent, Virginia will now face an FCS team that went 1-11 last season. The Cavaliers are favored by north of 40 points — and even that figure is likely a massive underestimate. Virginia has a chance to score north of 70, especially given its abundance of competitive depth.
Virginia baseball posted its Bat-Signal this weekend. Then came another post. And another. The post signifies a big addition to the program — in this case, some coveted 2028 recruits.
Aside from providing fodder for partisan message boards, Virginia Tech's 73-3 steamrolling of VMI on Saturday night should mean very little to Virginia fans.
Week one is almost over, and Virginia vs. Norfolk State game week is arriving. Around the ACC, nearly every team has played at least one game — to mixed results.
Chance Mallory grew up going to Virginia basketball games. He witnessed the golden years of the Tony Bennett era as a young Charlottesville kid. But Bennett left in 2024.
Last week, Virginia took center stage in the ACC. The Cavaliers destroyed NC State 34-8, receiving College Football Playoff hype from national pundits.
Virginia's baseball program picked up two Class of 2028 commitments on Saturday — one from top in-state pitcher Ty Howard and another from Raleigh, N.C.
One of the many factors in Virginia's recent football success has been coaching continuity. As he begins his fifth season in charge, Tony Elliott has has most of his staff with him for all or part of that tenure.
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.
Virginia running back and kick returner Solomon Beebe was arrested Monday on three Class 1 misdemeanor charges of animal cruelty, according to court records obtained by 247Sports.