The reason why I love the pregame activities before kickoff of Virginia football games is because I am certain we are going to win. After watching CavMan before the Virginia Tech game last fall, I remember jumping up and down, screaming to my buddy about how we were going to blow the Hokies out of Scott Stadium. While this prophecy turned out to lack any predictive legitimacy whatsoever, there is an incredible feeling of invincibility for our football team that we, the fans, experience after watching CavMan, the Power V and the mounted Cavalier.
You know who I'm talking about: the guy who comes out of the tunnel on the horse, and circles the field waving his sword while igniting the crowd.
Last week I didn't even know the mounted "Cavalier" existed. I simply thought we had two CavMans -
Read More
Cavaliers keep cards clean, cruise to victory at Canadian Collegiate Invitational
By Joby Jung | 15 hours agoWith three finishers in the top five and the overall individual and team win, the Cavaliers cleaned up on their trip up north.
SAAC aims to promote connection, advocacy and citizen-athlete development
By Adair Reid | YesterdayPresident Noah Dyer will represent Virginia on the ACC SAAC, interacting with the NCAA on policies and regulations that impact student-athletes.
West Virginia big plays — and a lack thereof for the Cavaliers — proved a downfall
By Drew Dillman | YesterdayIn the Queen City, the Cavaliers failed to produce plays fit for a king — while the Mountaineers racked up big plays and took the win.
