Washington will aim to join the ranks of star Virginia alumns in the NFL.
Kymora Johnson is on pace to be an all-time Cavalier legend.
While Washington may be relatively unknown nationally, he deserves all the attention that the star receivers already get in the sport.
With the NWSL playoffs less than a month away, it may be time to brush up on the Virginia alumnae that are currently making an impact.
With time to assemble her squad, the Wells era is now fully underway.
Virginia joins the company of Stanford, Texas, Auburn and Georgia as the only schools to three-peat in Women’s Swimming and Diving.
Virginia finds themselves sitting at 15-11 in Agugua-Hamilton’s first season as head coach — an increase in winning percentage from 18 percent to just under 58 percent.
With the season’s midpoint around the corner, here are four players with the highest chance of turning NFL scouts’ heads for the Draft in April.
Being the nephew of National Football League legends Peyton and Eli Manning, and the son of Cooper Manning, it’s fair to say that Manning is the biggest-name prospect to ever visit Virginia Football.
The NFL Combine is an opportunity for prospects to show their athleticism and skill set that may not show up on tape — Virginia’s graduate student tight end Jelani Woods did just that.
