The Virginia football team had five Cavaliers named to the 2020 All-ACC Football team, announced Tuesday by the league.

Virginia has added a transfer player to its roster for 2021, a player who can help help the Cavaliers’ secondary.

Virginia football coach Bronco Mendenhall announced Monday night that nine, fourth- and fifth-year players will return to the Cavaliers program in 2021.

One of the most intriguing players from the new crop of Georgian Wahoos is running back Amaad Foston of Milledgeville, a small town northeast of Macon along the Oconee River. In Milledgeville, Foston is a household name.

Virginia hasn’t been accustomed to signing 4-star football recruits in recent years, but this year’s Top 25 signing class boasts five of ‘em.

Bronco Mendenhall welcomed in the highest ranked recruiting class of his career Wednesday, when 24 players signed national letters of intent with Virginia.

Bronco Mendenhall said on his season-ending radio show Monday night that he expects five to seven seniors will return to next year’s team due to the extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA’s Covid-19 policy.

Virginia Athletics department announced Sunday that the Cavalier football program has completed its 2020 season and will decline to participate in any postseason bowl game.

Last year, this game between two crusty old rivals was for all the marbles in the Coastal Division, an ACC Championship appearance and an Orange Bowl invite.

The transfer portal has been very good to Virginia the past few years, particularly in the pandemic-plagued 2020 season.

The University of Virginia’s department of athletics and the Virginia Athletics Foundation announced today a commitment of $5 million from Cynthia and Heywood Fralin to endow the head football coach’s position.

Bronco Mendenhall went out of his way the past few weeks to compliment the work of his offensive coordinator Robert Anae.

There was some good news coming out of Virginia defensive coordinator Nick Howell’s brief meeting with media on Wednesday.

Underdog Virginia can end two significant streaks on Saturday night when the Cavaliers travel to Blacksburg to face rival Virginia Tech.

When the pandemic turned the college football world upside down, the ACC threw Notre Dame a bone … a very large bone.

Bronco Mendenhall sent a strong message to the ACC that he’s always going to do what is best for Virginia when the league requested making up the postponed game with Florida State.

Virginia right tackle Ryan Swoboda was named the ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week for games played through Dec. 6. It is the first career honor for Swoboda.

On the morning of October 25, Virginia woke up to the cold reality that its collective backs were against the wall. The Cavaliers were reeling with four straight losses, the most recent coming in the darkness of a late-night loss at Miami.

A total of six Virginia Football student-athletes are currently unavailable for competition following recent COVID-19 testing. The six student-athletes are currently in isolation or quarantine.