“The Jerry & Jerry Show” gets a ton of feedback from listeners Tuesday morning, as Jerry Miller and Hall of Famer Jerry Ratcliffe look back at UVA’s upset of nationally ranked Pitt.

Jeff Jones, who retired as the 19th-winningest active coach in Division-I basketball, joined Hootie and Jerry Miller to talk hoops.

One of UVA’s and the ACC’s all-time great QBs, Matt Schaub, joins the show to discuss his impression of the Cavaliers meltdown vs. Carolina and much more.

“Jerry & Jerry” dig a little deeper into Tony Bennett’s sudden departure as Virginia’s winningest coach, the pressure facing successor Ron Sanchez, then delve into Saturday’s “huge” game against North Carolina.

Hall of Famer Jerry Ratcliffe and host Jerry Miller provide all the scoop and insight into what went down with Tony Bennett’s decision to step down as Virginia’s basketball coach.

“Jerry & Jerry” discuss the mistakes Virginia’s coaches made that cost the Cavaliers a chance to beat Louisville, and possibly cost the program a bowl game.

Virginia’s 1989 team will be honored Saturday, and All-American Ray Savage joins us to expound on the only Cavaliers team that won 10 games.

“Jerry & Jerry” offer an in-depth discussion of just how big Saturday’s home game against Boston College will be at Scott Stadium, plus much more.

Jerry & Jerry go into detail on what worked in a blowout win over Coastal Carolina and what is to come for this Virginia football team.

Scott and Hootie go in-depth looking into this Saturday’s “Beach Ball” game between your Cavaliers and new opponent Coastal Carolina, plus bring you up to date on UVA Basketball recruiting and more.

Plenty of in-depth analysis on how Virginia squandered away early opportunities to potentially put Maryland away in the first half.

Hootie and Scott take a deeper dive into Saturday’s primetime matchup between the Cavaliers and the Terrapins on both sides of the ball.

Join Scott and Hootie for a look back at Virginia’s dramatic, 31-30 football win at Wake Forest and a glimpse at the upcoming home game with old rival Maryland.

Former UVA All-ACC running back Alvin Pearman will be the special guest on “The Jerry & Jerry Show,” Tuesday morning from 10:15 until around 11:30.

Jerry & Jerry look back at last weekend’s dominating Virginia season-opening win over Richmond and look ahead to Wake Forest.

Longtime University of Richmond play-by-play announcer and radio talk show host Bob Black is a walking encyclopedia when it comes to Spiders football.

Jerry and Scott take a closer look at the experience and talent on Virginia’s defensive side of the ball and special teams prior to the Cavaliers’ upcoming season opener against Richmond.

Jerry and Scott review the listed offensive starters for this Saturday’s season opener against Richmond. Plus, Derek Bond, the owner of Moe’s Original BBQ, reveals the many reasons why his restaurant should be your go-to spot for game days.

“Papa Hoo” Antonio Rice, who helped turn Virginia’s program around in the early years of Hall of Fame coach George Welsh, talks about the culture it required to put Cavalier football on the map.

“The Jerry & Jerry Show” focuses in for an in-depth discussion of Virginia’s football team, looking toward the Aug. 31 opener against Richmond.