The Virginia football program made some noise in the recruiting world on Tuesday when the Cavaliers gained a commitment from Kameron Courtney.

After announcing his decommitment from Indiana during his official visit to Virginia over the weekend, Freedom HS star athlete Kameron Courtney is expected to flip his commitment to UVA.

Jon Adair, a 6-foot-5, 270-pound offensive tackle from Lipscomb Academy in Nashville, Tenn., announced his commitment to UVA on his Twitter account.

Drake Metcalf announced on his Twitter account Thursday night that he has committed to the Cavaliers.

Virginia addressed one of its pressing needs for next season when the Cavaliers added graduate-transfer cornerback Kendren Smith from Penn to the 2024 roster.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting that maybe Virginia football has figured a few things out.

Virginia quarterback Anthony Colandrea and linebacker Kam Robinson were each listed on the 247Sports True Freshman All-America Team.

Virginia picked up a linebacker from the NCAA transfer portal on Monday, but had two more Cavaliers announce they had entered the portal.

Bronco Mendenhall returned to college football on Thursday when he was introduced as the new head coach at New Mexico.

UVA has offered Florida Atlantic wide receiver Tony Johnson and Ball State tight end Tanner Koziol. Both have two years of eligibility remaining.

The Touchdown Club of Richmond announced that safety Jonas Sanker is the state’s 2023 Defensive Back of the Year and Malik Washington is this year’s Offensive End of the Year.

Virginia’s football program received a major boost from the transfer portal on Tuesday evening when Notre Dame’s top receiver, Chris Tyree, announced he had committed to the Cavaliers.

When Bronco Mendenhall made a surprise exit from the Virginia football program after the 2021 season, he didn’t rule out becoming a head coach again.

Three more Virginia football players entered the NCAA transfer portal on Tuesday, including the first player of significance, linebacker Langston “Lex” Long.

Virginia wide receiver Malik Washington was listed as a second team All-American by Pro Football Focus on Tuesday.

Virginia’s coaching staff has been proactive in an attempt to acquire new talent from the NCAA transfer portal, including Notre Dame’s leading pass receiver this past season.

Five more Virginia players have entered the NCAA transfer portal, making a total of seven thus far.

Cole Geer, a 6-foot-1, 195-pound, dual-threat QB from Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts, announced on his social media that he has committed to Virginia.

While two Virginia football players announced on Friday night that they intend to enter the transfer portal, two more players said they will return to the team for their final year of eligibility.

Wide receiver Malachi Fields and running back Mike Hollins were two of the 15 semifinalists named for the 2023 Comeback Player of the Year Award announced on Thursday.