Taylor to participate in 2026 Senior Bowl
Virginia running back J’Mari Taylor has accepted an invitation to attend the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl on Jan. 31, 2026 in Mobile, Ala.
Virginia running back J’Mari Taylor has accepted an invitation to attend the 2026 Panini Senior Bowl on Jan. 31, 2026 in Mobile, Ala.
Another Wahoo defensive player has elected to put his name into the NCAA transfer portal, making three Cavaliers in the portal.
Tony Elliott sees a huge benefit for the development of his team with the extended practice time in preparation for postseason play.
Virginia junior cornerback Ja’Son Prevard is entering the transfer portal. He was an ACC honorable mention pick this past season.
While the disappointment of losing in the ACC Championship game still stings, Tony Elliott wants one more thing: a program-record 11th win.
The two coaches fielded questions about the rematch, adjustments, their quarterbacks, what a championship would mean, and a whole lot more.
Tony Elliott’s day got even better when 4-star wide receiver DeMarcus Brown announced his commitment to the Cavaliers.
Fralin Family Head Football Coach Tony Elliott has been named the 2025 Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year.
Virginia signed six players from within the state’s borders, and seven if you count the DMV, which Tony Elliott does.
Tony Elliott said Wednesday that there have been talks about quarterback Chandler Morris returning for another year with the Cavaliers.
Des Kitchings had been patiently waiting, holding onto a wrinkle in Virginia’s goal-line, direct-snap play for weeks.
On the eve of Wednesday’s National Signing Day, Tony Elliott picked up another in-state recruit in Haymarket offensive lineman Luke Hatfield.
Virginia tailback J’Mari Taylor has been named one of 15 Virginia football players to garner all-conference recognition.
All Hail, John Rudzinski, the Cavaliers’ defensive wizard, who piece-by-piece has built this unit into one of the best in the nation.
Virginia and NC State will take part in College Football Brasil, the first-ever college football game in South America.
Despite clobbering Duke two weeks ago, the Cavaliers are less than a field-goal favorite the second time around.
UVA’s landslide victory couldn’t have been much more emphatic, having reigned supreme over the visiting Hokies in every facet of the game.
The Cavaliers officially punched their ticket to the ACC Championship Game next weekend, with a chance for even more on the horizon.
J’Mari Taylor needs 83 yards (which is actually his rushing average per game this season) to hit the 1,000-yard plateau.
UVA is a 9.5-point favorite over the Hokies in a game starting at 7 p.m. on Saturday at what Tony Elliott hopes is a sold-out Scott Stadium.