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Week seven was a wild weekend in college football, with five top-10 teams falling. The ACC came very close to making it a sixth, as the Miami Hurricanes needed double overtime and some home cooking to beat FSU 43-35.
Virginia’s men’s basketball team has been voted into the preseason top 10 in both major national polls.
The Miami Hurricanes remained undefeated on Saturday night, defeating Florida State 43-35 in double overtime, but not without controversy and perhaps some help from ACC referees.
If anything is to blame during the Cavaliers’ recent tailspin, it’s the fact that they can’t get to the end zone.
Virginia’s offense managed only one touchdown Saturday in its 23-13 loss to SMU. Unfortunately, that’s not the first time this season.
In what was a three-point contest at halftime, Virginia’s offense fell apart in the second half of its 23-13 loss to No. 24 SMU on Saturday.
Sophia Bradley chipped a shot in from six yards out with four minutes remaining as No. 18 Virginia defeated Virginia Tech by a score of 1-0.
Down to 10 men for the entirety of the second half, Virginia could not overcome an early 2-0 deficit, as the Cavaliers fell to Duke, 3-0.
The No. 19 Virginia field hockey team outlasted No. 6 Wake Forest, 1-0, in overtime on Friday night at Kenter Stadium in Winston-Salem.
The Virginia Men’s and Women’s cross country programs each placed second at the UVA-hosted Panorama Farms Invitational.
Gretchen Walsh broke her own world record in the 50 Free SCM in the final session of the UVA Short Course Meters Worlds Prep Pro Am.
Virginia split its season series with Virginia Tech, following Wednesday’s win at home with a 3-0 loss to the Hokies at Cassell Coliseum.
Scattershooting around Virginia football and the ACC, while noting that the Cavaliers pre-game meal for Saturday’s game at SMU will be served at 7 a.m. …
When SMU coach Rhett Lashlee watched a ton of tape on Virginia, he couldn’t help but be impressed with the Cavaliers defense.
Virginia certainly does not have history on its side as it prepares to make the trip to Texas to face SMU on Saturday in Dallas.
If Virginia is to escape Dallas with an upset win over SMU this weekend, it will have to depend on the Army, Navy and Air Force. Well, sort of.
Tony Elliott was talking to his coaching staff a couple of days ago about SMU when he told them that in his opinion Kevin Jennings is the ideal college quarterback.
Thijs De Ridder was named Preseason ACC Player of the Year, and the Cavaliers are predicted to finish second in the ACC standings.
The injury bug has hit Virginia’s football roster and at least two and possibly more starters have been declared out for this weekend’s game at SMU (noon, Saturday, CW television).
Fresh off a double-digit comeback win over underdog Syracuse last Saturday night, Virginia faces another road challenge this weekend with a trip to Dallas.