Robinson’s late pick-six seals No. 15 Cavaliers’ 31-21 win at Cal
The Cavaliers pulled out a 31-21 win at California, thanks to a pick-six by Kam Robinson in the game’s final minute.
The Cavaliers pulled out a 31-21 win at California, thanks to a pick-six by Kam Robinson in the game’s final minute.
What will it take for No. 15 Virginia to return to the offensive juggernaut it was during the first half of the season against Cal?
Flying cross-country for the game isn’t as easy as it looks. There are tons of logistics at play, starting after last weekend’s game at UNC.
Virginia has lost running back Xavier Brown for the rest of the season with an ACL injury to his knee.
Offensive linemen respect quarterbacks who can take a hit. That’s why Virginia’s linemen will go to war for Chandler Morris.
Should Virginia keep up its winning ways, the Cavaliers will look back to this autumn day in the confines of Kenan Stadium as a key moment.
No. 16 Virginia needed overtime to keep its unbeaten streak alive, surviving on a game-winning tackle at the 1-yard line to beat UNC, 17-16.
Virginia Athletics and the Virginia Athletics Foundation announced a multi-million dollar commitment to football from a friend of the program.
Kam Robinson is second on Virginia’s defense in tackles with 35, even though he’s only played in four games.
Virginia’s football program isn’t just gaining momentum in the national polls, but also on the recruiting trail.
Virginia, ranked No. 16 in the nation and riding a five-game winning streak, is favored by 10.5 points.
Chandler Morris debunked a story that came out a few weeks ago that he was rejected by North Carolina when he decided to transfer.
Virginia likely lost running back Xavier Brown’s services for at least this week, but regained a healthy Noah Vaughn for Saturday against UNC.
The Cavaliers are 5-0 at home this season, and for the first time in a long time, fans are showing up and making noise — a lot of noise.
Virginia’s Kam Robinson has been named ACC Linebacker of the Week, the Atlantic Coast Conference announced Monday.
Four-star quarterback Lonnie Andrews III from Chesapeake and defensive tackle Gene Jones of Hampton announced they had committed to Virginia.
Fresh off its fifth consecutive win, Virginia’s football team climbed two spots in the Associated Press Top 25 poll, moving into the No. 16 slot.
After playing its worst half of the season and trailing visiting underdog Washington State by 10 points at the break, Virginia’s players were expecting to get blasted by Tony Elliott at halftime.
With bowl eligibility on the line, the 18th-ranked Cavaliers fought back to tie the score with 2:55 remaining, and then took the lead on a safety just 14 seconds later.
If there’s any notion that Virginia will be overlooking Washington State on Saturday night, veteran offensive lineman Drake Metcalf put those thoughts to rest earlier in the week.