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“The Jerry Ratcliffe Show” looks back at UVA’s 36-35 loss to JMU in Week 2, and puts the focus on what the Hoos can do to get their first win of the season on Friday night against former ACC rival Maryland.
Expectations for North Carolina are again sky-high as quarterback Drake Maye looks to be in a potential two-horse race for the Heisman trophy with Southern California’s Caleb Williams.
One of the most disappointing aspects of Virginia’s loss to JMU on Saturday was how the Cavaliers failed to respond after an hour-long break for a thunderstorm.
Acaden Lewis, a 6-foot-2 combo guard from Sidwell Friends in D.C., will be dropping by to visit UVA’s coaching staff.
The board of trustees for the Virginia Athletics Foundation announced today Kevin Miller as VAF’s new executive director and a deputy athletics director.
Freshman quarterback Anthony Colandrea was named ACC Rookie of the Week, announced by the league office on Monday.
Former men’s basketball star Wally Walker has joined the UVA Athletics department as a deputy athletics director.
With starting quarterback Tony Muskett still nursing a shoulder injury from last week’s loss at Tennessee, the Virginia offensive coaches braced themselves for a wild ride with true freshman Anthony Colandrea.
Football officially returned to Scott Stadium on Saturday, complete with a touching pregame ceremony, a long weather delay, and best of all, an exciting, back-and-forth contest that came down to the final minute.
Photos from Saturday’s Virginia-James Madison game at Scott Stadium, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Michael Bruder. Click on any image to enlarge.
The key to Virginia’s home opener against 6-point favorite JMU will be which team can control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the football.
Dr. Ray Perkins, who played for George Welsh’s teams of the mid-1980s, will be the first honoree of the 2023 season in the “Hoos Making a Difference” program.
On the eve of Virginia’s first home football game since the tragic murders of three players last November, the wheels of justice turned again Friday.
UVA Football will be playing in Scott Stadium for the first time since the tragic Nov. 13 murders of football student-athletes Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry.
Scattershooting around the new ACC, while wondering if the ACC has awakened a sleeping giant.
The No. 18 Virginia women’s soccer team walked off the field in a scoreless draw for the second time this season, as the Cavaliers battled with Iowa at Klöckner Stadium on Thursday night.
Have you ever dreamed of playing Pebble Beach, Spyglass, Spanish Bay or Pinehurst No. 2, staying on-property and living the good life? Now’s your chance.
Former UVA football player Don Flow, now CEO of Flow Automotive, joins Jerry Ratcliffe to share his incredible story, from Wahoo running back, to hosting Queen Elizabeth at his room on The Lawn, to how he built one of the largest auto dealerships in the nation. A fascinating story.
While JMU and Virginia will both be preparing to face two quarterbacks in this Saturday’s meeting at Scott Stadium, Cavaliers coach Tony Elliott won’t have to play as much of a guessing game.
In head coach Jeff Hafley’s third year, the team took a huge step back, allowing the second-most points per game in the ACC (30.3) while scoring the third-lowest points per game in the league (17.8) — practically nothing to write home about.