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Of the eight Wahoos currently playing in the Association, five will be participating in the postseason, which begins today — Malcolm Brogdon, Joe Harris, Mike Scott, Justin Anderson and Devon Hall.
After defeating Bowen Sargent 2 and 1 in a terrific, back-and-forth final match Saturday, Buck Brittain lived up to his word.
Two-time UVA offensive coordinator Gary Tranquill, who helped engineer two of the Cavaliers’ greatest football seasons, joins Hootie to talk about a storied career. Also, Dr. John MacKnight, UVA’s team doctor and a member of the ACC medical panel, addresses the threat of myocarditis to the football season. Gary “Coach Criz” Criswell and Hootie discuss ACC recruiting.
Olamide Zaccheaus was headed in the wrong direction, not living up to anyone’s expectations, including his own, as a Virginia football player. Hasise Dubois was on a similar path. Marques Hagans changed all that.
Coach Tony Bennett had a second virtual meeting this week with Dallan “Deebo” Coleman, who holds offers from five other ACC schools including Louisville, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Wake Forest and Clemson.
Sargent is making just his second Senior Amateur appearance and reached match play for the first time.
Bowen Sargent, the No. 11 seed out of Birdwood Golf Club, will battle No. 19 seed Philip Mahone of Farmington Country Club. Mahone is gunning for his second trip to the event’s semifinals, having made it for the first time last year.
With a portion of the college football world collapsing around them, Virginia’s players have remained focus on their mission: preparing for a season that possibly could be halted at any moment.
As he describes it, Virginia defensive line coach Clint Sintim is living a dream. The former Cavalier standout has found his way home to his alma mater and old stomping grounds, and now he’s ready to help lead the next generation of Wahoos to greener pastures.
Two Charlottesville golfers survived the first two rounds of qualifying and will be battling it out in the opening round of match play on Thursday in the 73rd VSGA Senior Amateur Championship in Vienna.
The ACC will continue to make decisions based on medical advice, inclusive of our Medical Advisory Group, local and state health guidelines, and do so in a way that appropriately coincides with our universities’ academic missions
Bronco Mendenhall believes that Virginia’s “bubble” for its football players is the safest place on the planet in guarding against the coronavirus.
All-American running back Shane Simpson tells Hootie why he chose Virginia upon his decision to transfer from Towson. Also, Dr. Stephen Brockmeier and Hootie talk about UVA’s ACC schedule, and Gary “Coach Criz” Criswell brings us up to date on in-state recruiting.
Virginia basketball lost out on one star prospect on Sunday, but made the final-three cut for another prospect in New Zealand shooting guard Taine Murray.
When James Madison University announced it had suspended its 2020 football season, prized defensive lineman Adeeb Atariwa entered his name in the NCAA transfer portal on Friday.
When Anthony Poindexter is inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame this December, he will no doubt be gobsmacked by joining the game’s elite.
UVA junior Riley Smyth saw her successful run at the 120th U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship come to an end during Saturday’s quarterfinal matches at Woodmont Country Club in Rockville, Md.
Lawrence, who lives in Richmond and plays at Virginia Tech, defeated 17-year-old David Stanford of Vienna 3 and 2 in the 36-hole final, fittingly meeting his family to celebrate just off the 16th green.
Life in the Virginia football bubble is monotonous at best, so when Bronco Mendenhall announced the upcoming football schedule to his team on Thursday, the players said that made the bubble easier.
The Atlantic Coast Conference released updated 2020 football schedules for its member institutions Thursday morning. Virginia’s slate features 11 regular-season games, including six home games.