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The seventh all-time meeting between the Cavaliers and Orange and the first in Charlottesville since 2015 will be carried on ACC Network.

Tony Elliott and his Virginia staff have returned to the Peach State and plucked another potential star in Grayson Clary, a four-star junior.

Delaware ran into a buzz saw at Scott Stadium in the annual UVA Strong Game, as Virginia got back in the win column with a 42-3 rout.

Losing a football game is a bummer. It wears on everyone involved and it’s difficult to put a loss into the rear view mirror.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney isn’t usually at a loss for words, good or bad, and he didn’t hold back this week when asked for his thoughts on Clemson and Georgia canceling a scheduled four-game, home-and-home series.

If you’re a regular reader of this site, then you’ve heard Tony Elliott and Des Kitchings explain why the tight end position is so important to their offensive scheme.

John Rudzinski didn’t dodge any bullets when it came to his defense’s shortcomings in last weekend’s loss to West Virginia. He didn’t pass the buck or blame players. Instead, he chose to fall on the sword.

Anyone entering the locker room at Virginia’s Hardie Football Operation Center can’t gain access without walking past the images of Lavelle Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry, the three players who were tragically lost in the campus shooting of 2022.

Week 3 of the 2026 ACC football season was another weekend of mixed results for the league.

When Virginia hosts nonconference Delaware this Saturday night (6 p.m., ACC Network), Tony Elliott expects to see the visiting Blue Hens adopt some of what West Virginia used against the Cavaliers over the weekend in Charlotte.

Virginia’s starting left offensive guard Noah Josey was forced to leave last Saturday night’s game against West Virginia with an injury and played only 20 snaps.

After having some of its warts exposed by an underrated West Virginia team last Saturday night in Charlotte, Virginia’s Cavaliers (2-1) return home this weekend for another night game (6 p.m., ACC Network) against their final nonconference opponent, Delaware.

Virginia football fans relax a bit.

Much to everyone’s chagrin, “The sky isn’t falling,” at least not yet.

Virginia laid an omelet big enough to feed the Queen City on Saturday when the Cavaliers were embarrassed by 10-point underdog West Virginia.

Rich Rodriguez has been around the block, having been head coach at West Virginia (twice), Michigan, Arizona with a few whistle stops in between, so when he talks about the challenges of going up against a veteran Virginia team (Saturday night, 7:30 p.m., ACC Network) in Charlotte, fans tend to listen to what he says.

The Mountaineers defense is coached by Zach Alley, a protege of defensive wizard Brent Venables, and once the youngest defensive coordinator in the country.