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UVA men’s soccer opener against Virginia Tech postponed

The Virginia men’s soccer season opener scheduled to take place in Blacksburg against Virginia Tech on Saturday has been postponed.

Dawson’s OT header lifts No. 10 Hoos to victory over No. 14 Pitt

Courtesy UVA Media Relations Sophomore Emma Dawson hit the golden goal in the 93rd minute, lifting No. 10 Virginia to a 2-1 victory over No. 14 Pittsburgh at Klöckner Stadium on Thursday. It was the second-straight overtime victory for the Cavaliers (3-1-1, 1-1-1 ACC). Sarah Clark delivered her second assist of the match as she served a ball toward the back post. Diana Ordoñez headed the ball back toward the center where Dawson headed it up and over the Pittsburgh defenders into the upper right corner for the win. Virginia finished the match with a 30-4 shot advantage as the […]

BREAKING: Virginia reaches into SEC territory to land huge 4-star offensive lineman Josey

Virginia reached into SEC territory to claim its first consensus 4-star football recruit Thursday night when prized offensive lineman Noah Josey announced he would join Bronco Mendenhall’s program.

Blount named semifinalist for Campbell Trophy

Virginia senior safety Joey Blount was named a semifinalist for the 2020 William V. Campbell Trophy Thursday by the National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame.

Howell: Clemson one of the best teams he’s faced in his coaching career

Virginia co-defensive coordinator Nick Howell remembers that night of the ACC Championship well, and what a juggernaut Clemson offense he had to prepare his unit to face. Now, he’s got to do it again.

Anae on UVA’s fast-paced offense: “Hang on to your hats, boys”

If you liked the fast pace of Virginia’s offense against Duke in last Saturday’s opener, well, you ain’t seen nothing yet. That’s what Cavalier offensive coordinator Robert Anae said following practice on Wednesday morning about running a play every 25 seconds.

UVA Fall Sports to conduct virtual ‘Meet the Teams Day’ on Wednesday

The Virginia cross country, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball teams will participate in a Virtual Meet the Teams event on Wednesday.

Trio of Cavalier Fall Sports athletes earn weekly honors

Three Virginia fall sports athletes — senior Rohann Asfaw (cross country), junior defender Claire Constant (women’s soccer) and sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Henriksen (field hockey) — each claimed weekly honors for their performances in their respective sports last week.

Why is Jana’s name not on his No. 13 jersey for UVA?

You might have noticed during Saturday night’s Virginia win over Duke that senior wide receiver Terrell Jana was without his name printed across the back of his jersey. It wasn’t a mistake.

Dabo: UVA’s Armstrong looks like a young Steve Young

While Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is certainly aware of the 2020 version of Virginia football, he can’t help but think back to last year’s ACC Championship game against the Cavaliers in Charlotte

Clemson defensive coordinator Venables on Virginia: “They know what they are doing”

While the Cavaliers dropped a lopsided contest to the Tigers in last December’s ACC Championship game, Virginia never stopped fighting. Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables certainly noticed that in Charlotte and noticed it again while watching the game tape of UVA’s win over Duke.

VIDEO: Stanley Cup champions inspired by UVA hoops title run

Shortly after Tampa Bay Lightning head coach Jon Cooper hoisted the Stanley Cup Trophy, he joined Scott Van Pelt on SportsCenter late Monday night, sporting a Virginia basketball national championship hat.

Wahoo World Ep. 6: Breaking down the Duke win

Hootie and Scott review Virginia’s season-opening win over Duke with inside analysis and impressions of new starting quarterback Brennan Armstrong and other standout players. Plus, we take a look at the next big challenge in traveling to face No. 1-ranked Clemson.

Bronco: ACC Championship loss to Clemson helped accelerate Virginia’s program

When Bronco Mendenhall first saw Virginia’s schedule for this season, he immediately recognized it as the most challenging schedule of his coaching career.

Kuehl reflects on UVA, NFL career and more on The Jerry Ratcliffe Show

Former UVA and NFL long-snapper Ryan Kuehl shares stories from his playing days and talks about how he signed red-hot Jordan Spieth to a contract for Under Armor when every big company in the nation was attempting to land him. Also, Dr. Winston Gwathmey and Hootie talk UVA football and major injuries, and Gary Criswell talks recruiting.