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The passing of Lou Holtz at age 89 brought back memories of my first meeting with the legendary coach before Virginia’s 1989 opener against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football.
The eighth-seeded Virginia women’s basketball team fell to ninth-seeded Clemson by a score of 63-50 in the second round Thursday.
Former Tennessee running back Peyton Lewis returns to Virginia to join the Cavaliers after two seasons in the SEC.
Ryan Odom took the approach of a golfer who missed the fairway, hit his approach in the bunker and still managed to make his par and move on.
Virginia received the 8-seed and will face No. 9-seed Clemson in the second round on Thursday morning in Duluth, Ga.
Virginia got a challenge from visiting Wake Forest Tuesday night, but fought off a comeback attempt and escaped with a 75-70 win.
Photos from Saturday’s Virginia-Miami game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Jon Golden.
The Cavaliers have notched four victories this season, the most since setting the single-season school record of five in 2016-17.
The Virginia baseball team fell on Tuesday night to Charlotte by a score of 14-0 in seven innings at Hayes Stadium in Charlotte.
The No. 16 Virginia softball team won its 20th straight game on Tuesday, as the Cavaliers claimed a pitcher’s duel, 2-0, at Radford.
No. 17 Virginia scored the game’s first four goals and cruised to a 14-7 road victory over High Point Tuesday evening.
Keyandre Davis, Tyler Edson, Gary Martin, Jeremiah Nubbe and Nikolaos Polychorniou qualified for the men’s team and Tatum David for the women.
Kymora Johnson has been named an All-ACC First Team selection following a vote by both the Blue Ribbon Panel and the league’s head coaches.
During my career in Charlottesville, I tried to meet as many former athletes and coaches throughout UVA’s sports history as I could.
Steve Forbes came prepared for the final ACC coaches teleconference of the season, glancing down at a long list of UVA’s statistical data.
UVA maintained its overall lead and owns a two-stroke advantage after 36 holes and has three players in the top three including the leader.
Virginia was blown out by No. 1 Duke over the weekend. That doesn’t mean the sky is falling. Beating Duke at Cameron is close to impossible.
Virginia erased a 23-point deficit to take a lead with 24 seconds to play but ultimately fell a point short in the final seconds.
The No. 2 Virginia men’s tennis team defeated SMU by a 4-2 score on Sunday at the Virginia Tennis Facility at the Boar’s Head Resort.
No. 1 Virginia combined to a shoot a 11-under, 277 on Sunday and is in first place after round one of the Southern Highlands Collegiate.