Wake Forest might be flying under the national radar, but not under Bronco Mendenhall’s. He knows exactly what’s ahead of him and his Virginia football team in Friday night’s home game against the undefeated Demon Deacons.

Jerry Ratcliffe and Chris Graham preview Virginia-Wake Forest, with an eye on what the ‘Hoos can do to correct for the defensive issues that doomed them in the Week 3 loss to UNC.

Bronco Mendenhall had twins on Wednesday, not in the traditional paternal sense, but in a major recruiting coup, landing two of the state of Utah’s top prospects.

Virginia is in the hunt for dynamic twin football prospects who will announce their college choice on Wednesday.

There will be an impact on Friday to the parking lots in the vicinity of Scott Stadium for UVA Football fans for the game against Wake Forest that evening.

Virginia (2-1, 0-1 ACC) returns home on Friday night to host Wake Forest (3-0, 1-0 ACC) at Scott Stadium. The game is scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. and will air live on ESPN2.

“Coach’s Corner with Bronco Mendenhall” returns tonight at BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse. The weekly radio show is set to air from 7-8 p.m.

Virginia went back to work on Monday trying to figure out how to bounce back from a 59-39 whooping at North Carolina last Saturday night, a game where the Tar Heels put up 699 yards of total offense.

While several Virginia players were nicked up with injuries in Saturday night’s lopsided loss at North Carolina, it appears that the Cavaliers will be fairly healthy when they host No. 24 ranked Wake Forest on Friday night.

Armstrong woke up today as the passing king of college football, ranked No. 1 in the nation in passing yards per game with 432.7. He’s also No. 2 in passing yards (1,298), second in total offense (437.7 per game) and fourth in passing efficiency.

UVA’s offense did its part with junior quarterback Brennan Armstrong obliterating the school record with 554 passing yards and four touchdowns, the most yardage anyone had ever thrown against a UNC team. It wasn’t enough.

There’s nothing like adding a little fire to the second-oldest rivalry in major college football and that’s exactly what Virginia’s Mandy Alonso and former Wahoo Chris Long did this week.

The biggest question about Virginia’s football team headed into the season was how far had the Cavaliers’ defense come, and specifically could the secondary come through in the clutch.

The North Carolina coach had plenty of praise for Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall, his staff and the Cavalier team this week as the “South’s Oldest Rivalry” cranks up on Saturday night at UNC.

Chris Glaser still remembers a photo from the season-opening game at Pitt two years ago and how it helped inspire him and his offensive line mates to come together as a unit.

It’s the biggest game to this point of the ACC season. Jerry Ratcliffe and Chris Graham break down the X’s and O’s for Virginia-North Carolina.

Taysom Hill was the origin of Virginia’s offensive madness, but it didn’t stop there. Bronco Mendenhall and his offensive coaches, blessed with an abundance of playmakers, expanded the schematics to what Cavalier fans have witnessed the past two weeks: 85 points, 1,101 total yards.

Last year’s shootout between Virginia and North Carolina came down to a mere three points as the Cavaliers won their fourth consecutive game over the Tar Heels.

Virginia quarterback Brennan Armstrong was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Quarterback of the Week for the second time in as many weeks, center Olusegun Oluwatimi won ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week and tight end Jelani Woods was recognized as the ACC Wide Receiver of the Week on Monday.