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Bronco Mendenhall didn’t see it coming. He was as blindsided as the rest of us by NC State coming into Scott Stadium and upsetting favored Virginia, 38-21, on Saturday, ending the Cavaliers’ 9-game home winning streak.
Virginia came out flat and sloppy against a hungry NC State team Saturday at Scott Stadium, quickly falling behind and never catching up in a 38-21 loss to drop to 1-2 on the season.
Philip Horton converted a penalty kick with 1:05 left in the second overtime to help No. 5 Virginia to a 2-1 win over Louisville on Friday night.
Virginia welcomes longtime ACC rival NC State for a noon kickoff Saturday (ACC Network), as the Cavaliers will be aiming for a 10th straight win at Scott Stadium.
One of the keys to Saturday’s Virginia-NC State football game will be “50-50” balls.
Former UVA assistant head coach Ruffin McNeill, who worked under Bronco Mendenhall during Mendenhall’s first year with the Cavaliers in 2016, is now a special assistant with NC State coach Dave Doeren.
Hootie and Scott break down Virginia’s crucial Saturday matchup against the Wolfpack of NC State. We’ll also recap last Saturday’s loss at top-ranked Clemson, and Anthony Espositio from KrackWins.com previews this weekend’s important slate of ACC contests.
Five-star Caleb Houstan, a 6-foot-7, 190-pound small forward from Montverde Academy in Florida, narrowed his final four college choices to Alabama, Duke, Michigan and UVA.
In only two games, we’ve seen Keytaon Thompson throw the ball to quarterback Brennan Armstrong and catch a touchdown pass from Armstrong. What’s next?
Ten things we learned about Virginia football after the Cavaliers’ loss at Clemson.
The big emphasis for Brennan Armstrong this week will be getting off to faster starts as Virginia prepares for a home game against NC State.
Because N.C. State and Virginia are in ACC different divisions, the Cavaliers have met the Wolfpack only three times in the previous nine years.
Virginia basketball has never met Florida during the regular season, but that will change on Nov. 27 when the Cavaliers and Gators are scheduled to clash at Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun.
Virginia’s offense has been a statistical success after only two games this season, one of them against No. 1-ranked Clemson.
Clemson strutted into Saturday night’s game armed with a defense that was giving up less than two yards per carry after its victories over The Citadel and Wake Forest. The Tigers’ goal was to keep Virginia under that average as well.
Bronco Mendenhall believes the more his Virginia football team plays Clemson, the better the Cavaliers will get. This is how programs are built — competing against the best.
Virginia put up a valiant fight, but ultimately fell on the road at top-ranked Clemson Saturday night, 41-23.
A monumental task lies ahead for the Virginia football team, as the Cavaliers visit Death Valley to face Trevor Lawrence, Travis Etienne and the Clemson Tigers (8 p.m., ACC Network).
Wayne Taulapapa and Virginia’s offensive line will have their greatest challenge of the season Saturday night when they face No. 1-ranked Clemson in Death Valley.
The Virginia field hockey team opened a weekend homestand with a 1-0 victory over Syracuse on Friday at Turf Field. Sophomore striker Laura Janssen scored the game winner with 1:24 remaining in regulation.