The best three-point shooting team in the ACC just needs to shoot more.
Current fourth-year students will leave the University with mostly disappointing memories about the football and men's basketball programs.
After repeatedly making costly errors with long-term implications, it is time to let Coach Tony Elliott go.
An unwillingness to give up on personnel has doomed the Cavaliers, and it is time for change.
Virginia will have work to do Saturday morning at the NCAA Cross Country Championships.
Virginia's defense is the primary culprit behind three straight losses.
The Cavaliers struggle to score in enemy territory, and are losing winnable games as a result.
Considering each ACC program equally with a lens on national success, the Cavaliers run the conference.
The Cavaliers could leap to the forefront of a new era of men's basketball by implementing a new managerial position.
Cavalier fans have lost interest in their football team during a disappointing decade on the field.
The program's struggles in recent years have led to an unprecedented restriction of access to the Hill.
Agugua-Hamilton's mantra will push the Cavaliers to new heights.
Virginia will almost assuredly have more than one selection in the NFL draft this year, which would be the most since 2020.
Winning games in a coach’s first season is hard – only one Virginia coach has achieved a winning season in year one since 1930.
For what has been an incredibly successful program at the Division I level, the University is still seeking its first NCAA Championship in women’s soccer.
The bottom has fallen out this season. The once-mighty Cavaliers are now merely an average program for a power conference.
Both were key players in the 2019 campaign that saw Virginia reach the NCAA Tournament Final.
With two straight NCAA championships under their belt, the men's lacrosse team is in search of capturing their third title.
For a squad that is replacing a lot of starters on both sides of the ball, it would have been easy for Armstrong to transfer to a contender like a lot of other Virginia starters did.
As a historically elite soccer program, consecutive losing seasons now appears to be a reality for Coach George Gelnovatch’s program.
