The Cavaliers dominated in both matches, shutting out No. 12 Louisville 3-0 before toppling Boston College 6-1.
After a big win over Duke last weekend, Virginia football fell short Saturday afternoon, falling to Louisville at Cardinal Stadium.
This week’s episode features an exclusive interview with Virginia basketball fan-favorite senior student manager Grant Kersey.
Grant’s rise from numberless to starting cornerback shows what buying into the “earned not given” philosophy can do.
The Cavaliers (5-2, 3-1 ACC) look to remain atop the ACC Coastal as they travel to take on the Cardinals (4-3, 2-2 ACC).
The Cavaliers and Hokies both enter the highly anticipated matchup after key wins against Saint Louis and Notre Dame, respectively.
Despite falling to No. 6 in the rankings, Virginia rediscovered their form Tuesday night, defeating Saint Louis with a convincing team performance.
As the team huddles up for its final pep talk before the overtime period, a charismatic voice bellows from the center of the scrum.
Veteran Cavaliers have certainly played an important role, but the team’s freshmen are making a name for themselves as well.
When asked about the NBA's dispute with China, Silver admitted his underestimation of the situation and expressed that his initial reaction was to protect the NBA’s commitment to and support of American values.
N.C. State defeated Virginia in four sets, while Virginia fell to North Carolina in three tightly contested sets.
No. 7 Virginia field hockey picked up a pair of weekend wins against No. 4 Duke and Drexel, recording 3-2 victories against both teams.
After losing junior guards Kyle Guy and Ty Jerome as well as sophomore forward De'Andre Hunter, Virginia faces an uphill battle after its No. 11 ranking.
No. 16 Virginia men's cross country placed 18th at the Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invitational while the Cavalier women placed 29th at the Under Armour Pre-National Invitational.
No. 1 Virginia men's soccer lost their first game of the season Friday night.
No. 1 Virginia returned home to play Notre Dame, beating the Fighting Irish 3-0 as the Cavaliers celebrated their four senior players.
After two consecutive losses on the road, Virginia football rebounded at home with a big 48-14 win over Duke.
After three weeks of preparation, the Virginia men’s and women’s cross country teams return to action for their fourth meet of the season.
Virginia is one of only 10 schools from a Power 5 football conference yet to host College GameDay.
With this win, the Cavaliers have outscored their opponents 20-2 over the span of 12 matches and have outscored their five ranked opponents 9-1. Virginia is also now 8-0 at Klockner Stadium this season.
