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Spring football practice is a time for new leaders to step in and get adjusted to their new role. That was to be the scenario for Virginia quarterback Brennan Armstrong, who is champing at the bit to get his chance to lead the Cavaliers offense as the new starter.
The round of 32 is set for “Wahoo Madness,” our All-Time Virginia basketball bracket voted on by you, the Cavalier fans. We’re getting down to the nitty gritty, as we advance to the second round of our 64-man bracket to determine your favorite Cavalier basketball heroes of all time.
Virginia landed its fifth commitment for the Class of 2021 on Friday, when the Cavaliers gained three-star wide receiver Jesiah Davis of Charlotte’s Providence Day School.
Virginia outside linebacker Charles Snowden was enjoying his Spring Break in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., with a few of his teammates, when he received the news. UVA had announced that it would utilize online-only classes for the remainder of the spring semester to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Let’s celebrate the University of Virginia career of Mamadi Diakite with this exclusive photo gallery taken by Annie Piland, a fourth-year student at UVA majoring in Biology.
While he was not “live-tweeting” like some of his former teammates during the recent replays of last year’s national championship, Virginia’s Mamadi Diakite enjoyed looking back.
If Bodo’s Bagels ever feels the need to advertise, it doesn’t have to search far for endorsements. The latest of those during a Virginia football webinar with the Wahoos’ two Bryce’s — Bryce Perkins and Bryce Hall — earlier this week.
Despite having his senior season cut short due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, Virginia’s Braxton Key has come to peace with the situation, and is focused on taking the next steps in his basketball career.
Tragedy struck the home of Virginia basketball signee Reece Beekman on Tuesday when he and his family were informed that older brother, Bryce Beekman, had died in Pullman, Wash.
It has been a long haul for Bryce Hall. We all saw Virginia’s lockdown cornerback go down in a heap, writhing in pain on the night of Oct. 11 at Miami as Wahoo Nation held its collective breath.
It went from being the shot heard round the world – at least the basketball world – to now being immortalized as one of the greatest shots in March Madness history.
Like every kid that played football growing up, Virginia’s Bryce Hall and Bryce Perkins have both long dreamed of suiting up for a game in the National Football League.
Having March Madness withdrawals? Want to relive last season’s Virginia run to the national championship? Missed Sunday’s replay of the Wahoos’ title win over Texas Tech?
Bronco Mendenhall said that the NFL Combine and college all-star games’ collective snubs of former Virginia quarterback Bryce Perkins was a mistake.
In less that two weeks, several of the advertisers/sponsors of this website, JerryRatcliffe.com, and our radio program, “The Jerry Ratcliffe Show,” on ESPN Charlottesville, began to feel that pain up-close and personal. Mincer’s, Ragged Mountain Running Shop, Riverside Lunch and The Villa have all been hit hard.
Malachi Fields, a 6-foot-4, 200-pound quarterback/wide receiver from Monticello High School, has committed to UVA.
The field of 64 is set for Wahoo Madness, our All-Time Virginia basketball bracket voted on by you, the Cavalier fans.
On this week’s “Jerry Ratcliffe Show,” Hootie talks with UVA’s all-time leading scorer Bryant Stith about an “intervention by God” that saved his life; author John Feinstein talks “March Madness” past; Dr. Stephen Brockmeier discusses coronavirus and Charlottesville.
Life after Bryce Perkins will be defined by rising redshirt-sophomore Brennan Armstrong, who served as Perkins’ understudy this past season.
Bronco Mendenhall announced Thursday morning that several players have left the Virginia football program since the Cavaliers’ appearance in the Orange Bowl.