Virginia has restocked its backfield with the commitment Wednesday afternoon of Tennessee running back Peyton Lewis.

Virginia will host a number of transfer portal players on Wednesday, while celebrating the return of two current players from the portal.

Former Florida starting quarterback DJ Lagway, fresh off a visit over the weekend to rival Florida State, is visiting Virginia tonight.

It didn’t take Virginia’s leading receiver, Trell Harris, to find a new football home.

UVA gained another late-night commitment in Rutgers CB Jacobie Henderson, and the Hoos will get a visit from Minnesota RB Fame Ijeboi.

According to sources, Virginia offensive line coach Terry Heffernan is expected to accept a position as Stanford’s new offensive coordinator.

UVA landed two players from the portal, Middle Tennessee running back Jekail Middlebrook and Virginia Tech defensive back Christian Ellis.

Virginia’s Danny Kaelin, who served as backup quarterback to starter Chandler Morris this past season, has entered the transfer portal.

UVA is shopping for two running backs to replace ACC leading rusher J’Mari Taylor, who plans to enter the NFL Draft, and Harrison Waylee.

Eli Wood, who excelled in Virginia’s postseason games, entered the transfer portal, becoming the 15th Cavalier to choose that route.

Unlike last year, which featured a winter and spring portal, the new portal has been condensed to one, 14-day period.

While four more Cavaliers entered the transfer portal when it officially opened, UVA also got some good news from veteran tackle McKale Boley.

Virginia got some great news leading up to the New Year when several key offensive linemen announced they would return in 2026.

As Chandler Morris accepted the Gator Bowl’s MVP Trophy after UVA’s win over Missouri, his teammates chanted, “One more year, one more year.”

Virginia added a 5-star kicker, had another player enter the transfer portal and four players declare for the NFL Draft on Monday.

Virginia collected its 11th win of the season with a 13-7 victory in dramatic fashion in the waning seconds of the Gator Bowl over Missouri.

Tonight’s Gator Bowl may be more impacted by who is not suited up as opposed to those who are when Virginia takes on Missouri.

Former Virginia starting quarterback Anthony Colandrea is on the move again.

UVA GM Tyler Jones said that the program is “hopeful” concerning quarterback Chandler Morris’ waiver to gain another year of eligibility.

Virginia’s defense can now begin preparation to face Missouri freshman quarterback Matt Zollers in the Tax Slayer Gator Bowl.