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No. 17 Virginia (3-1) will return to practice on Saturday, Dec. 19 after pausing all basketball-related activities on Dec. 9 due to COVID-19 issues within its program.
According to Matt Norlander, of CBS Sports, Virginia’s game with Villanova will not be played as scheduled.
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’s showdown with Villanova is on for Saturday at Madison Square Garden, assuming the Cavaliers don’t have any more Covid-19 issues the rest of the week.
The great Shawn Moore visits Hootie to talk about Virginia football. Gary Criswell gives some follow up scoop on UVA’s 4-star recruit. Hoots & Adam Hawes of the “Best Seat in the House,” talk football as well.
Virginia Athletics department announced today a total of 754 COVID-19 tests were administered to UVA student-athletes and staff over the last seven days (Dec. 7-13). Of those, four resulted in a positive test (0.5 percent).
The Virginia women’s basketball team (0-5, 0-2 ACC) suffered a 69-51 loss at Florida State (2-0, 1-0 ACC) on Sunday (Dec. 13) at the Donald L. Tucker Civic Center in Tallahassee, Fla.
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.
Scattershooting around the ACC, while Tony Bennett explains why some of his players kneel during the national anthem …
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.
The Virginia women’s basketball team (0-4, 0-1 ACC) opened Atlantic Coast Conference play with a 71-55 loss to Clemson (6-0, 1-0 ACC) on Thursday (Dec. 10) at John Paul Jones Arena.
Bronco Mendenhall went out of his way the past few weeks to compliment the work of his offensive coordinator Robert Anae.
While details are pending on Virginia’s decision to pause all men’s basketball activity until further notice, at least one of the Cavaliers players tested positive for Covid-19, which forced the school to postpone Wednesday night’s game with Michigan State.
There was some good news coming out of Virginia defensive coordinator Nick Howell’s brief meeting with media on Wednesday.
Virginia men’s basketball announced Wednesday night that it had paused all team-related activities because of COVID-19 issues within the program and that the Cavaliers home game scheduled for Sunday has been postponed.
Underdog Virginia can end two significant streaks on Saturday night when the Cavaliers travel to Blacksburg to face rival Virginia Tech.
No. 18 Virginia’s ACC/B1G Challenge contest against No. 4 Michigan State on Wednesday, Dec. 9 at John Paul Jones Arena has been postponed due to COVID-19 issues within the Cavaliers’ program.
Virginia was down four to visiting Kent State a few nights ago and Wahoo fans were starting to sweat.