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UVA lands 15 players on All-ACC lists; Taylor named to First Team

Virginia tailback J’Mari Taylor has been named one of 15 Virginia football players to garner all-conference recognition.

All Hail, John Rudzinski, the Cavaliers’ defensive wizard, who piece-by-piece has built this unit into one of the best in the nation.

Virginia and NC State will take part in College Football Brasil, the first-ever college football game in South America.

Despite clobbering Duke two weeks ago, the Cavaliers are less than a field-goal favorite the second time around.

Five different Cavaliers scored in double figures as Virginia cruised past Maryland Eastern Shore for a 92-59 win on Sunday.

UVA’s landslide victory couldn’t have been much more emphatic, having reigned supreme over the visiting Hokies in every facet of the game.

The Virginia wrestling team shut out Bloomsburg, posting four bonus-point victories that included three pins in the win over the Huskies.

The Cavaliers officially punched their ticket to the ACC Championship Game next weekend, with a chance for even more on the horizon.

In the season finale, the Virginia volleyball team caged the Boston College Eagles in four sets on Saturday in Chestnut Hill.

J’Mari Taylor needs 83 yards (which is actually his rushing average per game this season) to hit the 1,000-yard plateau.

The poison came in a lethal dose of 3-pointers from Bonusphere in Virginia’s 94-69 win over visiting Queens.

In the final home match of the 2025 season, Virginia fell in three sets to North Carolina at the Aquatics and Fitness Center.

UVA is a 9.5-point favorite over the Hokies in a game starting at 7 p.m. on Saturday at what Tony Elliott hopes is a sold-out Scott Stadium.

After trailing by 19 points in the third quarter, UVA matched a program record shooting 80-percent in the fourth to pull within four points.

Coach Tony Elliott delivered the bad news at his weekly presser on Tuesday morning, that Robinson suffered an ACL injury in the Duke game.

John Rudzinski was named one of 63 nominees for the Broyles Award, which annually honors college football’s top assistant coach.

The gift to the Athletic Director’s Excellence Fund will be used at the discretion of Carla Williams to support Virginia Men’s Basketball.

Gabby White delivered an impressive second half off the bench as UVA pulled away to clinch a place in the Beach Bracket championship game.

Butler coach Thad Matta was so excited about the 80-73 victory over previously unbeaten Virginia that he wanted to “cut the nets down.”

Mäns Dahlberg, a senior, and Dylan Dietrich, a junior, topped Nikita Filin and Brandon Carpico of Ohio State, 7-6 (3), 6-2, in the final.