By Jerry Ratcliffe At the beginning of June, Virginia baseball coach Chris Pollard said that his program could have a more surgical approach to filling its needs as opposed to the 30-day rush to build a roster under pressure last season. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

By Jerry Ratcliffe Chris Pollard has beefed up Virginia’s roster via the transfer portal over the past week, gaining six new players for the 2027 season, including three left-handed pitchers. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

By Jerry Ratcliffe Virginia’s Chris Pollard has already strengthened his pitching staff for next season by going into the transfer portal and coming up with a southpaw who led the NCAA in victories this season. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

By Jerry Ratcliffe Virginia’s baseball season didn’t end the way first-year coach Chris Pollard had hoped, but he believes it helped set the stage for the program’s future. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

By Greg Waters JerryRatcliffe.com Staff Writer Only once in its NCAA Regional history has the Virginia Cavaliers gone 0-2 in a Regional. The Hoos fell to St. John’s (3-5) and Ohio State (1-2) in the 2005 Corvallis Regional in Oregon. It was uncertain if that 14-year mark would extend to 15. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best […]

UVA suffered its second loss of the Hattiesburg Regional and was eliminated from the NCAA Tournament, falling to Jax State by a score of 7-6.

The Virginia baseball team outlasted No. 9 Southern Miss, 15-11, in 10 innings on Saturday at Pete Taylor Park in the Hattiesburg Regional.

On a quiet afternoon at Disharoon Park, Eric Becker walked to shortstop like he always does — unhurried, unbothered, unmistakably in command.

Virginia was downed 15-7 by the Jacksonville State Gamecocks on Friday night in an opening round game of the NCAA Hattiesburg Regional.

The Virginia baseball team is set to open the 2026 NCAA Tournament at the Hattiesburg Regional on Friday against Jacksonville State.

By Jerry Ratcliffe While Virginia’s stay at the ACC Tournament may have been brief, Chris Pollard hinted Monday that it could be a blessing in terms of his Cavaliers preparation for the NCAA Tournament. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to subscribe to “Cavalier Exclusive” to follow all of Virginia Sports Hall Of Famer Jerry “Hootie” Ratcliffe’s analysis and content. It’s the best in the business for Wahoo Fans!

The Virginia baseball team was outslugged by No. 3 Georgia Tech, 16-10, in the quarterfinals of the ACC Baseball Championship in Charlotte.

The Virginia baseball team topped Duke, 6-4, in the second round of the ACC Baseball Championship on Wednesday at Truist Park in Charlotte.

By Greg Waters JerryRatcliffe.com Staff Writer Louisville Series Ends in Misfortune After taking game one of the regular season’s final series in Louisville, the Cavaliers dealt with opportunities and obstacles. The metrics for this weekend were exasperating as the reader will see. For the second consecutive road weekend series the Hoos allowed 25 runs to the home club compared to Virginia’s 15 vs. the Cardinals and Pitt allowing the Cavaliers just eight runs. To read the rest of this article and even more award-winning coverage on the UVA athletics department, including its nationally-ranked football and basketball programs, be sure to […]

The Virginia baseball duo of AJ Gracia and Eric Becker were recognized as part of the Atlantic Coast Conference postseason accolades.

Wednesday’s second round of play kicks off at 9 a.m. ET, with No. 8 seed Virginia facing the NC State-Duke winner.

On the final day of the regular season, the Virginia baseball team dropped a 10-5 contest to Louisville at Jim Patterson Stadium.

In the penultimate game of the regular season, the Virginia baseball team fell by a score of 12-2 in eight innings to Louisville on Friday.

To open the final weekend of the regular season, the Virginia baseball team downed Louisville, 8-3, on Thursday night.