Details for Saturday’s Blue-White Spring Game announced
The annual Blue-White Virginia Spring game is set for Saturday at noon in Scott Stadium. Admission to the game is free and open to the public.
The annual Blue-White Virginia Spring game is set for Saturday at noon in Scott Stadium. Admission to the game is free and open to the public.
One of the transfers to Virginia’s football program has enjoyed a strong spring, which is an important development for the Cavaliers’ offensive line.
The Danny Wilmer Memorial, a celebration of life for the late and longtime Virginia and JMU assistant football coach, will be held this Friday at Bryant Hall.
Two new quarterbacks from the transfer portal are getting acclimated to Tony Elliott’s Virginia system, and the coach said after Monday’s practice that both are settling in quite nicely.
Danny Wilmer, who passed away this week at the age of 77, was brought to UVA from JMU by Hall of Fame coach George Welsh, who knew he had to upgrade the program’s talent.
Danny Wilmer, who served on George Welsh’s Virginia football staff from 1984 to 2000, died peacefully at home on Wednesday after a long illness.
Virginia deepened its wide receivers room this week when the Cavaliers gained a commitment from former Notre Dame wideout Jayden Thomas.
Unlike last season, when Virginia’s football schedule was backloaded with one top-25 opponent after another, the 2025 slate appears to be much more manageable.
Virginia will play seven home games this season, including three opponents for the first time in program history, as the ACC released the dates of six contests.
Virginia continued to build on its top-25 transfer class when Ohio State‘s Mitchell Melton, fresh off the Buckeyes’ national championship, signed with the Cavaliers.
Carter Jones, a 6-foot-6, 280-pound, all-state lineman from Poquoson High School, announced Sunday that he has committed to Virginia.
Speculation about the future of Virginia athletics director Carla Williams ended Thursday, when it was revealed that she signed a new deal on Dec. 18.
With the addition of JMU transfer wide receiver Cam Ross on Monday, Virginia’s transfer portal recruiting class has been graded among the top 25 in the nation.
The rebuild of Virginia’s offensive line got a significant boost this weekend when former Louisville starting tackle Monroe Mills committed to Tony Elliott’s program.
Kam Robinson announced that he will return for his junior season, while Jahmeer Carter announced he will return for his sixth and final season.
Former Virginia offensive coordinator Robert Anae was fired by NC State on Monday, following the Wolfpack’s 26-21 upset loss to East Carolina in the Military Bowl.
Virginia bolstered its defensive line on Monday when the Cavaliers gained a commitment from former Alabama lineman Hunter Osborne.
Virginia continued to bolster its football roster via the transfer portal on Friday, adding a trio of players, giving the Cavaliers a total of 10 new faces.
Cazeem Moore could have elected to sign with Deion Sanders at Colorado or with Lincoln Riley at USC, but instead signed with Virginia.
A generous anonymous donor has pledged to match every dollar contributed to the Football Enhancement Fund, up to $3 million.