It’s not easy attempting to replace the production of your football program’s all-time leading receiver, but Virginia coach Bronco Mendenhall’s got several trustworthy options for star quarterback Bryce Perkins to get the ball to.

Photos by John Markon from Virginia’s 31-24 win over Florida State.

Bronco Mendenhall acknowledged late Saturday night that he had never seen the Warrick Dunn short-of-the-goalline play in 1995 when Virginia stunned No. 2 Florida State, ending the Seminoles’ dream of a national championship.

Virginia is 3-0 for the first time in 14 years after holding off Florida State in a thrilling finish at Scott Stadium Saturday night.

Hootie talks with former UVA offensive coordinator Tom O’Brien and former HC Al Groh about the Cavaliers great upsets over Florida State in 1995 and 2005.

Go ahead and pick on Nick Grant. He welcomes the challenge. Just ask William & Mary.

We all knew that some day there could be some former Wahoo football stars destined for Canton. Five of them are a step closer.

It is difficult to accurately assess exactly what football program has the most on the line on Saturday night when struggling Florida State comes to Charlottesville to battle No. 25-ranked Virginia.

UVA senior Joe Reed didn’t think William & Mary was going to kick the ball to him in Friday’s game at Scott Stadium.

We’re into Week 3 of our Gridiron Pick ‘Em Contest, and looky here, Mark Mincer just pulled off one of those “Worst to First” deals.

Just because Florida State has fallen upon hard times the past two seasons and has gotten off to a shaky start this season, doesn’t mean that the Seminoles are going to be easy.

It was certainly understandable that Virginia’s reaction to being ranked No. 25 in the AP poll over the weekend was with a sense of pride, but nothing to get overly excited about.

Hootie recaps Friday night’s Virginia domination of William & Mary, Dr. David Diduch explains the high ankle sprain and LA Rams linebacker Micah Kiser, a former UVA All-American, joins Jerry to talk Wahoo football.

There was a time when Virginia struggled mightily to put away teams it was supposed to beat.

Photos by John Markon from UVA’s 52-17 win over William & Mary.

Good evening from David A. Harrison Field at Scott Stadium, where the Virginia Cavaliers welcome in-state opponent William & Mary and former Cavalier head coach Mike London. You can refresh this page throughout the game for live updates, and check back later on for a full recap:

After a huge win in Pittsburgh to start the season, Virginia returns to Scott Stadium for the first of three straight home games Friday night at 8 p.m. against William & Mary.

Over the first few years of the Bronco Mendenhall era at Virginia, just about every time the Cavaliers lined up for a field goal, most UVA fans would either wince or cover their eyes with low expectations. That all changed midway through last season when Brian Delaney took over the responsibilities.