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More football news on Monday, as the ACC named Charles Snowden its Linebacker of the Week and UVA released an updated depth chart. We also posted our weekly SB Nation FanPulse Top 25, which listed UVA at No. 24.
Three things we learned about Charles Snowden in Virginia’s win over Old Dominion (Daily Progress)
On the topic of Charles Snowden, Ron Counts of the Daily Progress offered some of his own thoughts on the 6’7” outside linebacker.
After coming achingly close during regulation, No. 5 Virginia men’s soccer bested Western Michigan in extra time on Monday night, 1-0, thanks to a game-winner from sophomore forward Cabrel Happi Kamseu. With the win, the team moved to 7-0-0.
GOLDEN GOAL!!! What a setup by Bret Halsey and Daryl Dike for Cabrel Happi Kamseu's first goal of the season, a game-winner in a 1-0 win over Western Michigan!
— Virginia Men's Soccer (@UVAMenSoccer) September 24, 2019
Hoos are 7-0! #GoHoos #SCTop10 pic.twitter.com/vQQdDk9uSM
UVa football: No. 10 Notre Dame has No. 18 Cavaliers’ full attention (Roanoke Times)
During his time at Brigham Young, Head Coach Bronco Mendenhall went 0-3 when on the road in South Bend. He’ll look to change that trend with Virginia on Saturday.
Tweet of the Day:
Progress continues. Recycling and Removal. Next step: soil removal to lower the UHall site for football natural grass practice fields. Important fundraising goals approaching October 1, 2019. Let’s keep rolling! https://t.co/GB5KEQeZty #HoosMasterPlan pic.twitter.com/njTjtw1cXm
— Carla G. Williams (@ADWilliamsUVA) September 23, 2019