Hootie’s ACC Power Poll: Week 12
After Clemson, how does the rest of the ACC stack up?
After Clemson, how does the rest of the ACC stack up?
Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting there will be some scoreboard watching going on around high noon Saturday …
Graduate student Brent Demarest (Charleston, S.C.) and freshman Abbey Green (Bethesda, Md.) will represent the Virginia men’s and women’s cross country teams at the NCAA Championships on Saturday (Nov. 17) at Thomas Zimmer Championship Course in Madison, Wisc.
The UVA women’s basketball team (0-2) fell 63-51 at Kentucky (3-0) on Thursday, Nov. 15 at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Ky.
The Coppin State Eagles (0-3) come to John Paul Jones Arena Friday night looking for their first win of the 2018-19 season after finishing 5-27 last year.
ACC analyst Jerry Ratcliffe and host Greg DePalma preview Virginia’s game at Georgia Tech with Georgia Tech beat writer Ken Sugiura of the Atlanta Journal Constitution and discuss Bobby Petrino with Eric Crawford, an award winning journalist from WDBR in Louisville, and much more.
Virginia men’s golf coach Bowen Sargent announced today the signing of a two-man recruiting class of top junior golfers who will join the Cavalier program next fall.
The No. 12 Virginia women’s soccer team (16-4) continues play in the NCAA Tournament on Friday (Nov. 16) when the Cavaliers face Texas Tech (14-5-2) in second-round action.
Jack Mueller (Dallas, Texas), a junior on the Virginia wrestling team, will begin competition for a gold medal on Friday (Nov. 16) when he takes the mat representing the United States at the U23 World Championships in Bucharest, Romania.
The NCAA’s release of its annual Graduation Success Rate (GSR) data for incoming student-athletes from 2008-2011 is the highest by Virginia student-athletes since the NCAA began issuing the report.
Virginia men’s basketball coach Tony Bennett said on the team’s media day two weeks ago that forward Mamadi Diakite has shown signs of improvement in the offseason, and added that he believes Wahoo fans will see those improvements on the court.
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Virginia’s young defensive line is going to face football’s ultimate test this weekend when they face Georgia Tech’s option offense at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta.
For the past week, lots of folks have wondered aloud why would Virginia want to win the Coastal Division? Doesn’t that mean the Cavaliers would have to face No. 2 Clemson?
The University of Virginia Women’s basketball team faced tough opposition as they opened Friday night against sixth-ranked Mississippi State.
Sunday was one of those early season, Rent-A-Victim games, that coaches like Tony Bennett love for a couple of reasons.
The backcourt duo of Kyle Guy and Ty Jerome was too much for George Washington to handle at John Paul Jones Arena Sunday against No. 5 Virginia. The pair combined for 40 points, 12 rebounds, 11 assists and eight 3-pointers as the Cavaliers (2-0) never trailed in a 76-57 romp of the visiting Colonials.
The No. 12 Virginia women’s squash team (3-0) opened the season on Saturday (Nov. 10) at the McArthur Squash Center, defeating Richmond (1-2), Georgetown (6-3) and North Carolina (0-3) in 9-0 matches.