After Coach Bronco Mendenhall’s dismal 2-10 first season at the helm of the Virginia football program, plenty of changes have come this spring.
Now that the team is in the thick of spring practice, former sports editor Robert Elder takes a look at the spring offensive depth chart.
Virginia is providing its football team with the resources necessary to be a much more competitive program.
For all of Virginia’s problems on the football field in recent years, it has never lacked talent at the top of the roster.
Over the past decade, Virginia has seen a drop off in the number of players it sends to the NFL.
Fall 2016 has seen a number of highs and lows for Virginia sports.
When coach Bronco Mendenhall arrived in Charlottesville, his goal was to create a consistent winner. One year into his tenure, with a record of 2-10, his goal does not seem to be any closer than at the start.
The Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association named junior safety Quin Blanding, junior linebacker Micah Kiser and senior punter Nicholas Conte to the All-ACC first team Monday afternoon.
Virginia football fans are hoping first really is the worst when it comes to coach Bronco Mendenhall’s inaugural season.
The Virginia football team lost its seventh consecutive game this season Saturday against rival Virginia Tech, 52-10.
The Virginia football team has had a mess of a season. When coach Bronco Mendenhall took the helm and preached his “earned, not given” mantra, the Cavalier fan base hoped the team would find more success than it had in years past.
Despite a strong first half, the Virginia football team saw another game slip away, as they lost to Georgia Tech Saturday afternoon by a score of 31-17.
Here's the Cavalier Daily Sports Staff's breakdown of Saturday's matchup at Georgia Tech.
When both the past and present weigh you down, look ahead to the future. That’s the mindset of senior associate editor Grant Gossage this week, as he breaks down five of coach Bronco Mendenhall’s most recent 2017 Virginia football commits below.
The finale of Virginia’s final game — Senior Day — at Scott Stadium last week ended quietly, as players exited the field after a 34-14 loss to Miami to see few Cavalier fans filing out of the stands.
Unfortunately, consistency is the exact opposite of what we’ve seen under center so far this season. That’s not to say the play has always been poor, as at times Benkert was quite inspiring.
Coach Bronco Mendenhall announced in his weekly press conference Monday that senior quarterback Matt Johns is slated to start when Virginia travels to Atlanta, Ga. Saturday to take on Georgia Tech.
Football writer Grant Gossage had the following takeaways following the Senior Day loss.
The story of the game for Virginia Saturday was a tale of mistakes and misfortune as they fell to Miami, 34-14.
A 27-20 defeat at Wake Forest last Saturday washed away any hope the Virginia football team had in reaching its first bowl game since the 2011-12 season.
