Amaad Foston, one of the top running back prospects in the state of Georgia, said a few weeks ago that he was looking for a connection and a brotherhood feeling, somewhere that he would be comfortable. After visiting UVA for “Junior Day,” Foston found that feeling and committed to the Cavaliers for the Class of 2021.

Virginia offensive coordinator Robert Anae announced Tuesday that he has pulled his name from consideration for the head coaching job at the University of Hawaii and is staying put.

Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins catches up with Hootie on this week’s Jerry Ratcliffe Show, as Perkins recaps UVA’s memorable season and his Cavalier career, along with his plans for the future.

Former UVA All-American and NFL offensive lineman John St. Clair joins Hootie on the latest Jerry Ratcliffe Show, as he shares some of his favorite memories from his playing days in Charlottesville.

Chris Slade is one of the most popular players to ever grace Virginia’s Scott Stadium, and one of the program’s most successful.

It was announced today that Virginia wide receiver and kick returner Joe Reed has been named the recipient of the 2019 Jet Award presented to the nation’s top return specialist.

If you were among the Virginia fans sweating over whether or not the Cavaliers were going to lose their offensive coordinator, rest easy.

Virginia came to the Orange Bowl with something to prove.

Virginia senior quarterback Bryce Perkins put up one last heroic effort in his final game as a Cavalier, but Florida’s Lamical Perine helped build a first-half lead that would not be relinquished, and the Gators prevailed, 36-28, in the 2019 Capital One Orange Bowl Monday night in Miami.

The eyes of Wahoo Nation will be on the Sunshine State tonight as Virginia plays in its first Orange Bowl against ninth-ranked Florida at 8 p.m. on ESPN.

There is a certain amount of sadness amongst Mendenhall and his coaching staff and team that senior linebacker Jordan Mack will not be playing in Monday night’s Orange Bowl game against Florida.

Sunday morning’s Orange Bowl press conference with the two head coaches couldn’t have ended more appropriately when Virginia’s Bronco Mendenhall was asked what a win in this game would mean for his program.

Florida defensive coordinator Todd Grantham is one of the best in the business, and so it comes to no surprise that the Gators’ defensive guru has spent much of his Orange Bowl practice time focused on slowing down Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins.

Apparently, starting linebacker Jordan Mack, one of Virginia’s defensive captains, will miss the Orange Bowl.

One of the keys to winning the Orange Bowl will likely be which quarterback can best handle the pressure stemming from an aggressive pass rush.

Bronco Mendenhall said more doors are opening for Virginia recruiters now that the Cavaliers have won the ACC Coastal Division and will be playing in the Orange Bowl at the end of the month.

Andrew Gentry could have signed with just about any football powerhouse in the country, but his final choice was ever-improving Virginia.

Congratulations to our contest winner, Mike McCombs!