VIRGINIA CAVALIERS

The Orange edged the Cavaliers of Virginia on Friday night.

Three key takeaways from the state’s football scene -- and a glimpse at what’s to come next week.

Brendan Farrell sent the Cavaliers to victory with a 26 yard field goal.

Six of UVA's 10 ACC home games will be played on Saturday.

Virginia quarterback Brennan Armstrong was sacked five times and finished with -9 rushing yards in the Cavaliers road loss.

The Cavaliers' wide receiver missed all of 2021 due to a torn ACL.

The Cavaliers outdueled Richmond in Tony Elliott's debut in Charlottesville.

The offensive line was one of the biggest question marks surrounding the UVA football program this offseason. 15 practices into fall camp, it’s still a work in progress.

Virginia's new football staff continues to refresh the culture in Charlottesville.

Virginia predicted to finish 4th in ACC Coastal with Virginia Tech at 5th.

As the college football season approaches, change has come in Charlottesville. While Virginia has talented skill players returning on offense, the way they execute may look a little different.

"He needs to just continue to improve the small technical aspects because he has all the big things."

Tony Elliott said he doesn’t just want to be a head coach for the UVA Cavaliers, but rather an old head coach. He said it’s a role he’s been ready to step into for a few years. Now his challenge … create a champion brand on and off the field in Charlottesville.

The Hokies Brent Pry and the Cavs Tony Elliott will try and claim a Coastal title in the Commonwealth.

Hokies draw Cornhuskers, Cavaliers draw Nittany Lions.

Pulaski River Turtles shortstop Carter Newman will be the newest addition to Virginia Tech’s baseball roster next year.

The Cavaliers held a 6-0 lead only to see the Chanticleers battle back for the 7-6 win via a walk-off single in the 9th.

Cavaliers' rally falls short.

Cavaliers rally from 2-0 down to win opener in NCAA Regional play.

The Virginia Cavaliers will make back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances after receiving an at-large bid. The Cavaliers were tabbed as the No. 2 seed for the the Greenville Regional in the NCAA DI Baseball Tournament. They will open play with Coastal Carolina Friday at 6 p.m. with the game to be aired on ESPN+.

The defending two-time national champs had no answer for the unbeaten Terrapins.

The win also proved to be the 9th consecutive NCAA Tournament victory for the Cavaliers.

The two-time defending National Champion Virginia will open play against No. 8 Brown.

Virginia led 4-0 after three innings.

Quarterback Brennan Armstrong passed for 218 yards as the Cavaliers search for a more balanced offensive attack.

Armaan Franklin and Jayden Gardner scored 17 points each in the 71-69 victory.

Virginia reached 20 wins on the season.

Norfolk State and Virginia Tech both in the East Region, Longwood in the South, Richmond in the Midwest.

Cavaliers held to 33 percent shooting in the first half.

The Virginia Cavaliers take on the Louisville Cardinals in the second round of the ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament in the Big Apple.

Kadin Shedrick dropped a career-high 20 points on 8-of-9 shooting from the field.

University of Virginia Director of Athletics Carla Williams announced the termination of head women’s basketball coach Tina Thompson’s contract on Thursday afternoon.

Demon Deacons close the game on a 14-2 run to defeat the Cavaliers.

Virginia Tech earns no. 5 seed while Virginia will enter as no. 14 seed.

Jayden Gardner led the Cavaliers with 21 points.

A 10-0 run in the second half put the Cavaliers in front of the Hurricanes.

Virginia notches its tenth conference win of the season, a feat it has accomplished in 10 consecutive seasons.

This was the Cavaliers first top-10 road win since February of 2019 when they defeated then-No. 8 North Carolina.

Cavaliers claim 5th straight win over Hurricanes.

Kihei Clark and Jayden Gardner combine for 36 points in the Cavaliers victory.

Virginia will take on Coastal Carolina in the first of three meeting scheduled through 2025.

The Cavaliers were held to just 3-of-14 shooting from three point range in the road loss.

The Virginia Tech women beat Virginia on Thursday 71-42 in the final meeting of the Commonwealth Clash. Aisha Sheppard had 20 points, 15 of them from the three point line. Georgia Amoore finished with 21 points. The Hokies move to 7-2 in the ACC, 15-5 overall.

With the win the Cavaliers avoid losing back-to-back games.

This was the first time the Wolfpack defeated the Cavaliers in Raleigh since February of 2009.

VIrginia outdistances Pitt 66-61.

Elizabeth Kitley notched a double-double with 24 points and 10 rebounds to help the Virginia Tech women’s basketball team beat the Virginia Cavaliers 69-52 at home Tuesday as the squad advanced to 5-1 in the ACC for the first time in program history.

Virginia edges Virginia Tech in a game that came down to the final possession.

The loss breaks the Cavaliers streak of seven consecutive wins over the Tar Heels.

The ACC Women’s basketball schedule welcomed some mid-week changes with the postponement of three games originally slated for Thursday evening:

The National College Players Association is calling on the NCAA to consider holding the March Madness men's basketball tournament without an audience in order to protect players from the coronavirus. "In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes," the group said in a statement released Saturday. The National College Players Association, a nonprofit group that advocates for college athletes, also called for the NCAA to cancel meet-and-greets and press events that would put players in contact with crowds. Read the full statement:National College Players Association's Statement on Coronavirus and College Athlete Health:"In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes. In regard to the NCAA's March Madness Tournament and other athletic events, there should be a serious discussion about holding competitions without an audience present.