Virginia's assistant coaching situation isn't quite set after all, as the program will once again look for a special teams coordinator. After just 9 days as a UVA assistant, Jeff Banks has resigned and will take a similar position at Texas A&M

It's been almost a month since fan-favorite Jim Reid was let go. Now whispers continue to surface that a former Virginia alumnus could be the man for the job.

With significant turnover on Virginia's football coaching staff, there are plenty of questions about the current recruiting cycle to be answered. So, without further ado, here is the first edition...

The college football bowl season starts in just a couple days, which means that it's time to get your picks in. Will the CHokies fall to a Big East Team? Can Notre Dame dethrone the SEC? Can...

With the Louisville Cardinals set to join the Atlantic Coast Conference in 2014, Virginia finds a largely unfamiliar opponent, as the two programs have not met in football since 1989, and in basketball since 1990.

With the Hoos finishing 98th in the country in rushing offensive, Running Backs Coach Mike Faragalli has been relieved of his duties as of Monday. The question is -- which assistant coaches are next?

With the Commonwealth Cup, as well as an 8-game losing streak against the rival Hokies, on the line, the Hoos headed to Blacksburg to cap their season, but fell short once again. Mike London's clock blunders cost the Hoos a chance at the win.

Mike London has been criticized all season for his game management skills. With the game all tied up and the seconds winding down in the annual rivalry game against the Hokies, London decides to play for overtime rather than trust his offense.

For Virginia, this IS the bowl game. The Cavaliers are only playing for two things today: Pride and Spoiler. Virginia hasn't beaten Virginia Tech in a long time -- no one needs that history rehashed.