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Our prognosticators took a blood bath this past week in the unpredictable world of college football, and as we approach the midway point of the season, only seven games separate first and last places in our contest sponsored by Riverside Lunch, the “best burgers in town.”
South Bend might just have been the cold slap of reality that Virginia’s football team needed if it is to move forward and win the ACC Coastal Division as predicted.
Virginia has lost backup inside linebacker Rob Snyder and backup center Tyler Fannin for the remainder of the season.
Chris Graham fills in as the guest host of “The Jerry Ratcliffe Show.” Don’t worry: he gets Jerry on the long line from OBX to talk UVA sports.
The 2019 Orange and Blue World Series, the program’s annual intrasquad competition, will commence on Sunday at 7 p.m.
Have you ever sat on your couch on Sunday afternoon and watched the Fox NFL Sunday show with Howie Long, Terry Bradshaw and the crew, and thought, ‘Man, I’d love to be there … it looks like so much fun.’ Well, now you can.
With all the film study, scouting and analysis that football coaches pour over each week as they prepare for the next opponent, they usually have a pretty good handle on what to expect on the weekend.
We’re already nearly halfway through college football season, and it’s still anybody’s ballgame when it comes to our weekly pick’em contest.
Virginia women’s soccer junior goalkeeper Laurel Ivory has been named the ACC Defensive Player of the Week, the league office announced on Tuesday.
UVA redshirt junior Colin Shutler was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Monday as announced by the league office. It marks the second time this season the goalkeeper has taken home the honor.
The 2020 UVA baseball season will begin at Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola, Fla. with a three-game series against Oklahoma. The inaugural “Wahoos Classic” will take place Feb. 14-16.
Led by a third-place finish from sophomore Riley Smyth, the Virginia women’s golf team finished eighth at the 12th annual Windy City Collegiate Championship in Golf, Ill.
This week Hootie talks at length with Wahoo two-time All-American Anthony Poindexter and Dr Steve Brockmeier of UVA Ortho on rotator cuff injuries.
Virginia learned a valuable lesson when it stepped up into the big leagues of college football on Saturday. It’s almost impossible to win at this level without a decent running game.
The five-game winning streak for No. 18 Virginia came to an end at Notre Dame Stadium Saturday as the Cavaliers fell, 35-20, to the 10th-ranked Fighting Irish (3-1).
Junior Joe Bell converted a penalty kick in the 70th minute to lift No. 3 Virginia to a 1-0 win at No. 21 Notre Dame on Saturday.
Regardless of the outcome of Saturday afternoon’s game in the shadow of the Golden Dome, beneath the blessings of Touchdown Jesus, Bronco Mendenhall’s Virginia football team gets a taste of the big time. Heck, it’s a mouthful.
No. 18 Virginia faces its toughest challenge of the season Saturday afternoon when the undefeated Cavaliers will play in front of a national-TV audience and a raucous, packed house at Notre Dame Stadium against the 10th-ranked Fighting Irish.
For all the fans outside of Charlottesville that can’t listen to the “Jerry Ratcliffe Show,” good news is here. We’re growing.
Wahoo Nation, one of your own needs help, and we are helping spread the word. Zac Yarbrough, who played for Al Groh’s Virginia teams from 2001 through 2004, is fighting cancer, and his great wife, Kelli, is asking for assistance.