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In that first interview of the spring, Bronco Mendenhall said that returning starting tailback Wayne Taulapapa had essentially obliterated all competition among running backs in offseason workouts.
Cornerback Josh Hayes (North Dakota State) has signed grant-in-aid documents and will enroll at UVA this summer.
The Saturday, May 1 spring game will take place at Scott Stadium and start at noon. Attendance for the event is free.
When I asked Bronco Mendenhall about the progress of transfer tight end Jelani Woods during this week’s presser, I expected to hear a positive update. What Bronco said about Woods was much more.
Will Hardy, a 6-foot-2, 185-pound safety from Greater Atlanta Christian in Norcross, announced Monday evening that he has committed to the Cavaliers.
Sophomore wide receiver Lavel Davis Jr. and junior linebacker Chico Bennett Jr. both suffered ACL injuries. The prognosis is that the earliest either could return would be sometime in November.
Big recruiting news, and the status of Trey Murphy III, then spring football. “The Jerry Ratcliffe Show” with Chris Graham dives deep into a busy UVA sports week.
Brian Delaney, Matt Gahm and Dillon Reinkensmeyer have earned NFF Hampshire Honor Society membership.
Bobby Haskins is a 6-foot-7, 280-pound senior offensive tackle for the Virginia Cavaliers, and he’s a bad man.
It’s been almost a decade since Virginia’s running game finished in the top five of the ACC.
Lavel Davis Jr. became an instant star on Virginia’s football team last season.
When nine seniors expressed a desire to come back for an extra year, they had something to prove before Bronco Mendenhall gave them his blessing.
Marques Hagans joins the show to talk about the start of spring practice, his work with the Groundskeepers, and the 2005 upset of FSU.
Scattershooting around the ACC, while wondering if Virginia will sign three players out of the transfer portal.
Trey McDonald, a 3-star outside linebacker from Chattanooga, announced that he chose Virginia over offers from Navy, William & Mary, Harvard, Penn, Dartmouth and Austin Peay.
On September 27, 1958, Virginia, in only its second game under first-year head coach Dick Voris, upset ACC pre-season favorite Duke 15-12.
Virginia Football has scheduled its Spring Game for Saturday, May 1, the last of its allowed 15 practices.
When you look at Rodney “Deuce” Hill, you immediately think “playmaker.”
Legendary Virginia football star Anthony Poindexter has left his position as co-defensive coordinator at Purdue to accept a defensive coaching position at Penn State.
Virginia football has landed its first commitment for the Class of 2022: Karson Gay, a 6-foot-7, 230-pound tight end from Boyd Buchanan School in Chattanooga, Tenn.