What we know about Virginia football a quarter of the way through the season
By Peter Kriebel | September 17, 2024A football beat writer for The Cavalier Daily examines the early results of Virginia's 2024 season.
A football beat writer for The Cavalier Daily examines the early results of Virginia's 2024 season.
Sophomore quarterback Anthony Colandrea did not record a passing touchdown as Maryland overpowered the Cavaliers.
The Cavaliers have a prime opportunity to get ahead in the conference standings.
Led by Colandrea, the Cavaliers are reaching their potential.
Virginia is 32-45-2 overall against Maryland, but the Cavaliers have produced several thrilling wins over the Terrapins since the two teams first played in 1919.
Virginia recovered a chaotic fumble and took over in the fourth quarter.
Virginia faces a road game against an ACC foe early in the season, where an important test awaits sophomore quarterback Anthony Colandrea and his Cavaliers.
Ahead of an ACC road fight at Wake Forest Saturday, Virginia is off to a strong start.
The Cavaliers put up one of their best offensive performances of the Tony Elliott era Saturday night.
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The 2024 roster will feature talented returners and newcomers alike as Virginia aims to revive its winning ways.
An intriguing campaign awaits in year three of the Tony Elliott era.
The sophomore will lead Virginia, at least for the near future.
Between exciting late wins and historic upset victories, the Cavaliers have put together a collection of good memories in recent years.
The program's struggles in recent years have led to an unprecedented restriction of access to the Hill.
The poll is voted on by 170 members of the media, and the low ranking suggests low confidence in a successful season for the Cavaliers.
Several Virginia football alumni are thriving in the Canadian Football League.
The University has made significant investments into the football program, and it will pay off by enhancing the experience of several student-athletes.
Coach Tony Elliott is on thin ice, but a successful third season would save his job.