You cannot say money is the problem for Virginia football
By Peter Kriebel | January 12, 2025Money, after all, is just one aspect of a winning program.
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Money, after all, is just one aspect of a winning program.
After repeatedly making costly errors with long-term implications, it is time to let Coach Tony Elliott go.
Sanker, who played his final game Saturday, leaves behind a lasting legacy at Virginia.
The Cavaliers lose to Virginia Tech once again, and have not conquered their hated rival since 2019.
A win gives the Cavaliers postseason eligibility, but a loss would mark the end of another frustrating campaign.
Five Cavalier football players joined local ballerinas for a session earlier this year.
An unwillingness to give up on personnel has doomed the Cavaliers, and it is time for change.
On senior day, the Cavaliers turned in a mediocre performance.
In their home finale, the Cavaliers have a lot to play for.
Colandrea has been wildly inconsistent, while Muskett would offer stability.
Despite a close opening quarter, Virginia fell apart over the course of a physical game.
Needing one more win to reach postseason play, Virginia faces a top-10 opponent on the road.
The Cavaliers are now just one win away from earning a bowl game berth.
If Virginia's defense can step up and its offense can return to form, there is potential for an upset victory.
Virginia's defense is the primary culprit behind three straight losses.
