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Following a walk-off win against Coastal Carolina last night, Virginia baseball coach Brian O'Connor gushed about how there is something unquestionably special about his ball club.
Virginia coach Mike London reinstated redshirt junior linebacker Ausar Walcott to the football team yesterday morning.
Virginia baseball is the nation's No. 1 team for a reason.
The top-ranked Virginia baseball team plays host to two teams with dramatically different records this week as Georgetown and Coastal Carolina come to Charlottesville for back-to-back midweek matchups. The Hoyas are currently in last place in the Big East, while the Chanticleers sit atop the Big South standings.
The No. 1 Virginia baseball team took two of three road games against No. 8 Georgia Tech this past weekend as the Cavaliers took sole possession of first place in the Coastal Division. Junior pitcher Danny Hultzen tied the school record for most career wins Friday as he allowed one earned run through eight innings. Virginia (31-3, 13-2 ACC) trailed 1-0 in the seventh, but senior right fielder David Coleman smacked a three-run, go-ahead homer during that frame and the Cavaliers held on for a 6-2 opening win. Virginia clinched the series with a 12-9 win Saturday. The Cavalier hitters exploded for a five-run fifth inning, but Georgia Tech (24-9, 12-3 ACC) responded with three runs during the bottom of the frame and threatened to score more. Junior pitcher Justin Thompson escaped a bases-loaded jam and then worked into the ninth, striking out a career-high eight batters through 4.1 innings to earn the win.
The No. 9 Virginia men's lacrosse team hosts No. 5 North Carolina this weekend in an unfamiliar position - as underdogs.
The Commonwealth Attorney dropped felony charges against three Virginia football players during a preliminary hearing yesterday.
Junior pitcher Will Roberts' streak of 34 consecutive outs ended during the second inning last night. His streak of 21 straight scoreless innings stayed perfectly intact, however, as the top-ranked Cavalier baseball team blanked Radford, 2-0, and notched its ninth shutout of the season and 10th win in a row.
Two weeks have passed since junior pitcher Will Roberts gave up a hit. Tonight, the Virginia right-hander will take the mound again against Radford in his first start since tossing a perfect game last Tuesday.
The Cavaliers arrived at Virginia Tech this weekend ranking No. 1 in two polls. After outscoring the Hokies 37-8 during a three-game sweep, the team made a case to be the country's unanimous top team.
Will Roberts was perfect last night.
When junior Jared King stroked his first career home run to beat Florida State March 19, his high school coach viewed it as more than just a walk-off hit.
Three big innings helped Virginia take three wins as the No. 3 Cavaliers swept Maryland this weekend.
The No. 3 Virginia baseball team blanked Towson by a 6-0 margin Tuesday night and a 5-0 margin last night to sweep the Tigers in a two-game midweek series. And though coach Brian O'Connor was glad to see his team come away victorious, he was frustrated with his team's performance in the opening game of the non-conference bout.
Entering a three-game series with No. 6 Florida State, coach Brian O'Connor promised a thrilling set of games. Three extra-inning games and two walk-off wins later, the Virginia baseball coach delivered on his hype.
The Virginia women's basketball team dismantled Morgan State 69-56 during last night's WNIT opener, but coach Debbie Ryan had tears in her eyes after the game.
No. 1 seed Duke\nThe Blue Devils downed rival North Carolina last Sunday to earn the ACC title, and as they enter the NCAA Tournament, coach Mike Krzyzewski thinks his team looks better than ever. "I thought it was our best game of the season," Krzyzewski said of the championship. "We got better this week."
The Virginia baseball team had never swept the Tigers at Clemson - until last weekend.
GREENSBORO, N.C. - The game seemed to be over.
GREENSOBORO, N.C.-- Virginia's improbable loss may have highlighted the ACC Tournament's first round, but its game was not the weekend's only memorable one: