Photo by Ryan M. Kelly/Getty Images The ‘Hoos have the opportunity to take down the Gators in back to back seasons The Virginia Cavaliers men’s basketball team has played a couple of games to wash the bad taste out of their mouths from Baha Mar. Since their blowout losses to both Tennessee and St. John’s, Ron Sanchez’s squad has taken care of a pair of low-major opponents in Manhattan and Holy Cross. This week, the ‘Hoos travel down to Gainesville, looking for what would likely be a Quad 1 win against Florida. UVA grabbed an early season 73-70 victory over the Gators last year, thanks to Blake ..read more

Photo by Frank Jansky/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The off-season is officially here for UVA Less than 24 hours after the disappointing 37-17 loss to Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, the Virginia Cavaliers face yet another quarterback dilemma: not having one. Sophomore Anthony Colandrea plans to enter the transfer portal after being benched in favor of Tony Muskett, who made his first start of the season against the Hokies last night. Colandrea leaves Charlottesville with two years of eligibility remaining. BREAKING: Virginia QB Anthony Colandrea plans to enter the Transfer Portal, he tells ..read more

Peter Casey-Imagn Images Evaluating what’s next for the Virginia football program after another disheartening loss to the Hokies. The Virginia Cavaliers lost the Commonwealth Cup to the Virginia Tech Hokies, 37-17 in Blacksburg on Saturday evening. In a fashion that has become all too typical for the Wahoo program over the past two decades, the UVA football season ended its season with a resoundingly uninspiring defeat. Per usual, we have five takeaways for the football program ahead of what will be a tumultuous 12 months for the Virginia athletic department. Virginia football remains hopeless ..read more

Photo by Erica Denhoff/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The ’Hoos got a reality check in San Juan. The Virginia Cavaliers women’s basketball team travelled to San Juan over Thanksgiving weekend to participate in the ‘Discover Puerto Rico Shootout.’ The trip did not go as planned, however, as the ’Hoos dropped two of their three games to fall to 6-3 on the season. UVA began its weekend with a nail-biting 66-61 win over Green Bay on Thursday morning before suffering consecutive losses on Friday and Saturday to Washington State and Wyoming, respectively. The ’Hoos dug themselves into large defici ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics How have the ‘Hoos done in the fall beyond football? Most of Saturday’s focus will be on the Commonwealth Cup in football, but the Virginia Cavaliers will also be hosting two critical matches of their own. The women’s volleyball team concludes their regular season in Mem Gym at 1 p.m. against Boston College, while men’s soccer hosts UMass in the national Sweet Sixteen at 5:00. With everything else having concluded, here is a dive into UVA’s performance in the fall non-revenue sports. Cross Country Both programs earned automatic bids to the NCAA Championship ..read more

Photo by Ryan M. Kelly/Getty Images All the info you need before Saturday night’s Commonwealth Cup kickoff. Virginia Cavaliers vs. Virginia Tech Hokies HOW TO WATCH THE ‘HOOS: The Virginia Cavaliers head to Blacksburg to play the Virginia Tech Hokies on Saturday at 8:00 PM ET. The game will be on ACC Network, meaning you can watch it via a television provider that carries ACCN, or streaming on the ESPN App or WatchESPN.com with that provider login or an ESPN+ subscription. Location: Blacksburg, VA Date: November 30th, 2024 Time: 8:00 PM ET Channel: ACC Network Spread: VT -7 Pregame Content 3 p ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics Analyzing Virginia’s cruise-control victory against the Crusaders. The Virginia Cavaliers took care of the Holy Cross Crusaders 67-41 on Black Friday to move to 5-2 in the Ron Sanchez era. With Tony Bennett in attendance for the first time since his retirement, the ‘Hoos cruised to any easy victory. Following the win, we have five takeaways for the Cavaliers ahead of a tough week of competition. Andrew Rohde and Dai Dai Ames continue to produce offensively From battling for the starting point guard spot to now co-leading the Wahoo offense, Dai Dai Ames and ..read more

Photo courtesy of Virginia Athletics Everything you need to know ahead of Friday evening’s tip. Virginia Cavaliers vs Holy Cross Crusaders How to watch You can watch Friday evening’s game between the ‘Hoos and the Crusaders at 4:00 PM ET on ESPN+ or ACC Network Extra. That means you can watch the game with an ESPN+ subscription on the ESPN app or on watchespn.com or via signing into one of those platforms with a television provider which has ACC Network. Location: Charlottesville, Virginia Date: November 29th, 2024 Time: 4:00 PM ET Channel: ESPN+/ACCNX Betting line: UVA -16.5 Game thread Tipof ..read more

Photo by Lee Coleman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images With bowl eligibility and a 26-year drought on the line, is it almost too late to start Tony Muskett?  In August, head coach Tony Elliott entrusted sophomore quarterback Anthony Colandrea with the next three years of the Virginia Cavaliers football program. What we saw from the Florida native across eight games in 2023 was promising: explosive, off-script plays with an uncommon aptitude to use his legs when plays broke down. That’s something that Virginia hasn’t seen from a first year under center since maybe Jameel Sewell in 2006. For ..read more

Photo by Lee Coleman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The ‘Hoos and Hokies collide in Blacksburg both looking to become bowl eligible. Rivalry Saturday is upon us once again. And, while the Virginia Cavaliers roll into Saturday after back-to-back blowout losses, a huge opportunity awaits in Blacksburg. The ‘Hoos and the Virginia Tech Hokies both sit at 5-6 on the season with only one able to walk away with bowl eligibility Saturday night. Tony Elliott’s first experience in the rivalry a season ago went about as bad as it could with a 55-17 blowout loss at home. This week, he had a more fiery t ..read more