Virginia won’t know the severity of starting quarterback Chandler Morris’ shoulder injury until sometime Sunday morning.

According to new Coastal Carolina defensive coordinator Jeremiah Johnson, there are three things he believes in: death, taxes and stopping the run.

The Virginia Athletics department has announced several fan experience enhancements for the 2025 Virginia Football season.

Virginia defensive coordinator John Rudzinski may be packing a bottle of Visine for his film study of Coastal Carolina’s “Air Raid” offense this week.

Releasing his team’s depth chart at his game-week press conference on Tuesday, Tony Elliott reported there are three players who will miss the opener.

If the Cavaliers are to reverse their football fortunes and return to postseason play, then they must restore their ability to win at home.

Virginia’s struggles with the running game have been well documented for years now, but Tony Elliott is hoping this year’s ground attack will put that discussion to rest.

Virginia’s Chandler Morris, Antonio Clary and Jahmal Edrine have been named to various preseason watch lists.

The award is presented annually to the top senior or upperclassman quarterback who is on track to graduate with their class.

Tony Elliott has been pleased with the progress his team has made as the Aug. 30 season opener against Coastal Carolina approaches.

Tony Elliott revealed the details of Kam Robinson’s injury and offered somewhat of a timetable for just how long the third-year standout may be missing.

Tony Elliott and his staff looked at several possibilities, but there was something about Chandler Morris that clicked.

One of the key competitors for Coastal Carolina’s starting quarterback job is out for the season.

Talk to any UVA offensive coach and they’ll gush about JMU transfer Cam Ross. Not only has he stood on special teams, but also at wide receiver.

Special teams coordinator Keith Gaither and staff have taken a deep dive to correct mistakes from a year ago, particularly on the return units.

The coaches will continue to expand the playbook as training camp progresses, particularly after Saturday’s first scrimmage, which was held at Scott Stadium.

Virginia head coach Tony Elliott has had enough, and wasn’t shy about getting in his team’s collective faces.

Fifth-year defensive back Ja’Maric Morris, who had impressed coaches with his work at corner in the first week of training camp, announced that he tore his ACL.

Virginia’s projected starting right offensive tackle, Makilan Thomas, has undergone surgery for a broken bone in his foot and is likely out for as much as three months.

Virginia will host its Meet the Team Day event on Sunday, Aug. 10, while the annual Paint the Town Orange pep rally will take place Friday, Aug. 29, on the Downtown Mall.