According to 247Sports, Virginia has the 28th strongest transfer class in the country and the fifth best in the ACC. The 2025-26 class is highlighted by shooting guard Malik Thomas.
Virginia's offense continues to impress even as the quality of competition has began to take a step up in the 2025 season. UVA opened up conference regular season play with an emphatic four-score win over Stanford in Week Four.
There may never have been a weekend quite like this in Virginia sports history. Friday got off to a bang as the volleyball team traveled to Columbus, Ohio to take part in the Sports Import Classic and face off against Ohio State.
The Virginia Cavaliers will be making their way toward Louisville in early October to kick off the month against the Cardinals. Does UVA have what it takes to come out on top?
This Virginia is still firing on all cylinders with another fruitful performance but this time with a step up in terms of competition. Stanford's defense looked lost against Chandler Morris and the Hoo's passing attack.
It was a great night for the University of Virginia, as they beat Stanford 48-20 and moved to 3-1 for the season and 1-0 in conference play. However, the Cavaliers lost starting center Brady Wilson to injury in the third quarter of the game and he did not return.
The Virginia Cavaliers are 1-0 in conference play with their 48-20 victory over Stanford. The offense was again electric, especially through the air, and now UVA is 3-1 heading into their big matchup against Florida State on Friday night.
UVA heads into Week Four as the favorite against Stanford in their first conference matchup (that counts) of the 2025 season. The Hoos offense - particularly their run game - has proven difficult to contain, so far.
After getting back in the win column this past Saturday, Virginia begins ACC play this weekend when it welcomes Stanford to Charlottesville for the first-ever meeting between the two schools.
UVA is facing another opponent in week four that they should have no issue with in Stanford. Despite being a multiple-score favorite, Virginia can continue to use these early-season contests to gear up for more challenging programs throughout the regular season.
Virginia continues to roll through the early weeks of the 2025 season on the back of a consistent running game. UVA's offense is off to a historic start, and this week against Stanford should be much of the same.
The Hoos coaching staff allowed a lot of the depth chart to get valuable, early-season reps in the week three victory. A lot of athletes on both sides of the ball were able to show the coaching staff how the work in the off-season and during practice paid off.
The Cavaliers' offensive unit continues to impress, especially their versatile backfield. After putting up 500 yards against NC State, then a program-record 700 yards against William & Mary, the Hoos look to keep the offense moving efficiently and effectively.