Entering his 3rd year as a starter, Jake Snyder looks to lead a unit that should be the strength of the defense. With lots of DE depth, the team will rotate a number of players there, but Snyder will see a lot of PT based on his run stopping ability.
A look back on the top moments that made this past year a memorable one for UVA sports. Reminisce at your own leisure, folks.
A recruited walk-on, Cameron Fitch is unlikely to ever see the field. Still, his value to the team is proven by his two Scout Team Player of the Week selections.
Andrew Brown Names Finalists, Announces Decision Date 5-star defensive lineman Andrew Brown is ready to put the recruiting process behind him, and will make his choice known next Saturday, June...
Entering his 3rd year as a starter, Jake Snyder looks to lead a unit that should be the strength of the defense. With lots of DE depth, the team will rotate a number of players there, but Snyder will see a lot of PT based on his run stopping ability.
A look back on the top moments that made this past year a memorable one for UVA sports. Reminisce at your own leisure, folks.
A recruited walk-on, Cameron Fitch is unlikely to ever see the field. Still, his value to the team is proven by his two Scout Team Player of the Week selections.
Virginia's own Mike Tobey is one of 12 players that will represent the United States in international play this summer at the U-19 World Championships
After missing the spring due to offseason surgery, Conner Davis has lost his starting gig. He probably wasn't ready to be starting last season, but was forced into action. Depending on the play of the starters, Davis could still see plenty of action.
Thank you, internet comedy gods, for letting us know Virginia Tech is making their own line of perfumes and colognes.
Burns looked good in the spring game, scoring a TD and providing a big target for his QB around the end zone. While there are two TEs ahead of him on the depth chart, Burns should see some time, especially in goalline situations.
A look back at the worst moments of the year in Virginia sports. Not recommended for those with weak stomachs.
Just a redshirt freshman, Michael Mooney impressed the staff over the spring, and was named the primary backup to Morgan Moses at LT. If Mooney can keep his weight up, he profiles as a very good OT and should be starting next year.
From Brick to Monroe to Aboushi, the Hoos have had a run of very good OTs starting early in their careers. Whitmire was behind a couple of All-Americans, so he didn't start as a frosh, but he could well end up in the NFL with those other guys.
Big Mo came in with a lot of hype, and is entering his 4th year on the field. Despite his big size, personality and potential, the OL has never really been HIS. This year, that is unquestionably the case. Can he help improve last year's dismal group?
Shocker is back, O'Reilly is gone, and Zed Williams is on grounds...lax season may have ended, but the updates never stop.
The OL as a whole struggled last year, especially on the interior. Cascarano was a part of those struggles. While he has the tools to be successful, he needs to put it all together on the field. If he does, we could have a very good offense.
The Hoos have a ton of depth at WR, so sophomore Adrian Gamble won't see as much action as he'd like. Still, his speed makes him a deep threat and his leaping ability make him a red zone threat. Assuming we can find somebody to play QB.
Brent Urban has been through two coaches, and a position change. He's been a part of one good season and two bad ones. He's now in his final year, and would like to go out a winner. He will be a big part of this team's success.
Jordan Ellis is in Charlottesville for the first time this weekend, and the school certainly had an immediate impact on him. Ellis committed to the Cavalier staff today, choosing the Hoos over...
One of the great features of SB Nation is that nearly every single school within the NCAA has a dedicated SB Nation sports blog. Most of them are manned by dedicated professionals who ignore their...
College Crosse's 2013 poll chart is all you need to know about the 2013 Virginia men's lacrosse season
The Bulldogs have some good starting pitchers, but the strength of their staff is the bullpen. From Ross Mitchell (12-0 on the season) to Jonathan Holder (17 saves), their bullpen can really shut a team down.
The Hoos and Bulldogs face off in the Charlottesville Super Regional this weekend. Here, we take a look at Hunter Renfroe and the rest of the Bulldog hitters.
Coming off a disappointing 2013 campaign, the Virginia lacrosse team got some good news with the incoming transfer of the 2013 Division III Preseason Player of the Year.
The last two games were dominated by UVa pitching, but the position players wanted to make sure they weren't forgotten today with an outpouring of runs.
Elon defeated UNC Wilmington 6-4 earlier today to set up a rematch with UVa. Looks like Elon will turn to Nate Young to start.
At 6pm tonight, Virginia will face the winner of game 5 of the Charlottesville Regional between UNC-Wilmington and Elon. Regardless of who we play, we'll be here with live coverage of the event.
Coach London and the UVA Football staff host a women's football 101 camp, complete with drills, tutorials, and a Mike London approved workout mix.