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I can’t remember the exact year I met Bill Millsaps, but my experience was quite the same as his with Red Smith. I had read him from afar, admired his style and he quickly became my idol, my sportswriting hero.
Keswick Hall, the acclaimed 600-acre luxury resort in Albemarle County, has received the prestigious Golf Digest Editor’s Choice Award for “Best Golf Resorts in the Americas” for the fifth consecutive year.
Mark Reynolds, who starred at shortstop for the Cavaliers for three years from 2002-2004, announced Thursday that his baseball career is over.
Bronco Mendenhall’s Cavaliers made the cut on Wednesday night for the nation’s No.1-ranked cornerback, in Virginia Beach’s Tony Grimes.
After falling to the depths of college basketball during the madness of last March, becoming the first No. 1 seed in history to lose to a No. 16 seed, and suffering the scorn of the American sporting public, Virginia rose from purgatory to paradise Monday night.
In one of the most memorable National Championship games in NCAA Tournament history, the Cavaliers prevailed in overtime, 85-77, to defeat Texas Tech and hoist the program’s first title trophy at U.S. Bank Stadium.
Okay, Wahoos, it’s that time. We are down to the Elite Eight of the best Virginia basketball players of all time.
On the latest edition of The Jerry Ratcliffe Show, Hootie spends time with Justin Anderson, one of the most popular players in Virginia basketball history, and then joins UVA team physician Dr. John Macknight to discuss how UVA athletes are finding ways to stay conditioned during the shutdown.
Virginia basketball has made another final four, this time as a finalist for the services of Rice transfer Trey Murphy III.
Under the watch of current head football coach Bronco Mendenhall, “Thursday’s Heroes” has provided support for 63 young people and their families in the Charlottesville area since its inception nearly four years ago.
According to CBS Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein, Virginia is scheduled to play in a tripleheader in Charlotte on Nov. 13.
I decided late in that first Bennett season to write a piece about the Big Picture, what Bennett and his staff knew and saw that fans and media were missing.
Last year at this time, Kyle Guy was en route to one of the happiest weekends of his life. On Friday, Guy learned that his grandfather had died from the Coronavirus.
We’ve reached the Sweet Sixteen of “Wahoo Madness” with a few unexpected developments and some tough matchups before we reach the Elite Eight of the best Virginia basketball players of all time.
World Hall of Fame golfer Davis Love III’s house at St. Simons Island, Ga., burned down last week in an early-morning fire that could not be controlled.
We are thrilled to announce that one of our sponsors, Riverside Lunch (1429 Hazel Street in Charlottesville) has re-opened its business for “pick-up only” at this time.
Honestly, when I was told UVA had hired Tony Bennett, I had never heard of him. I thought I knew college hoops pretty well, but my knowledge of some of the schools out west wasn’t up to par.
I’ll never forget meeting Bryce Perkins for the first time. It was a cold day in Charlottesville, even colder if you were accustomed to Arizona’s climate, where Perkins grew up and played college football before crossing the country to seek his quarterback fortunes.
Washington State teammates will never forget how much joy Bryce Beekman brought to their lives. Beekman, the older brother of Virginia basketball signee Reece Beekman, and former teammate of UVA QB Bryce Perkins at Arizona Western Community College, died unexpectedly last week at the age of 22.
Tony Bennett has had a pipeline of preferred walk-on basketball players from Charlottesville-area schools, and that tradition continued on Saturday when St. Anne’s-Belfield guard Malachi Poindexter announced he would be the next.