The offseason in college basketball has ground to a halt and the majority of the top players in the transfer portal have made their decisions about where they are going to play next season.
One of the few critiques you could make about Virginia basketball last season was that they did not have to play a tough non-conference schedule, and that was why the Cavaliers were held back in the rankings for much of the season.
It has been a quiet but productive offseason for Virginia Basketball and head coach Ryan Odom. The Cavaliers are coming off a 30-win season that resulted
The final week of the regular season is here, and Virginia Baseball has already gotten off to a good start. The Cavaliers were able to run rule Richmond on Tuesday, winning 18-6, and heading into their final series of the year against Louisville with some momentum.
Virginia Basketball was one of the surprise teams in the country last season, winning 30 games, getting to the ACC Tournament Championship, getting back to the NCAA Tournament, and winning their first round game vs Wright State.
Virginia Basketball made a big splash over the weekend when it landed the commitment of four-star center Favour Ibe. The Cavaliers beat out some of the best programs in the country for Ibe, such as Tennessee, and they filled a big need in the process.
Sunday Night Lacrosse. No. 5 Virginia lacrosse will host Georgetown in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, May 10th, at 7:30pm under the lights of Klöckner Stadium in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Virginia's lacrosse team is set to host Georgetown on Sunday night at 7:30 pm. The Hoos earned the five seed after an impressive weekend that saw the Cavaliers win the ACC Tournament, defeating No.
Virginia Basketball has been on a quest to find a backup center to pair with Johann Grunloh and they may have found him today. After taking an official
Despite loads of fan pushback and negative reaction around college sports, the NCAA Tournament is going to be expanding to 76 teams. Instead of getting
Virginia Basketball is working to round out its roster for the 2026-2027 season and there were some important veteran departures from a team that won 30 games last season and got to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Virginia basketball could be playing in one of the biggest non-conference games in the country next season. According to CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein, Virginia and UConn are nearing an agreement to play a non-conference game on December 20th at Madison Square Garden.
It is May and it is admittedly very early for bowl game projections in college football, but with spring practice wrapped up around the country, it is time to start projecting where teams could end up in the coming season.
There are only a couple of weeks left in the regular season in college baseball and time is running out for teams to make their case to either be in the postseason or host a regional in the postseason.
Virginia basketball had several departures from its 2025-2026 season due to eligibility and players pursuing professional careers. One is Ugonna Onyenso, who received an NBA Draft Scouting Combine invite.
This will probably be one of the most fun units to watch in 2026 for the Virginia Cavaliers. With so many great additions, new players, youth, and veterans thrown into the mix, Virginia should be an elite group on the defensive line.
It is time to do a post-spring stock report on the Virginia Cavaliers' offensive line and how they look post-spring. Barring any injury, this group should be good to go and make an impact next season.