Would it be possible to get more info on transfer visitors? I read somewhere that Tyree visited? I was hoping we might get a crack at him

As we begin to break down our takeaways from UVa’s 2023 season, @justin ferber starts with a big one: The Wahoos need to find a way to be much better at home.

With the Covid Year and with some players granted an extra year due to the tragedy last November, I'm very confused as to who on our roster still has eligibility remaining. Can someone post which seniors for UVA that still have another year of eligibility?

Brunelle started and led Virginia in minutes played with 22 and was one of six who had double digit scoring. Thirteen played, and all but one played at least 9 minutes. Three point shooting was disappointing as they made just 5 of 21 attempts, but they were 23 of 25 on foul shots. The defense forced 20 turnovers and had 9 steals. Virginia made at least 20 points in all four quarters.

Again don't get mad at the messenger but I saw this on some group boards that Coach Tony Elliott may be released.

UVA reportedly reaching out to several Candidates including the following:

1. VT WR coach Fontel Mines
2. PSU DC Anthony Poindexter
3. Former NFL QB Peyton Manning

Another DL returning for next season.

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They lost to TCU on a banked-in 3-pointer as time expired. Refs were able to review the play to see if he got the shot off in time, and on the replay, he is clearly seen stepping out of bounds before the shot. Refs said they couldn’t do anything about that because they didn’t call it live. But if they HAD called him out of bounds, then they would have been required to review it and could have given him the basket if they got it wrong. These rules make no sense.

I guess they don’t want every game to end with a review looking for something they might have missed, but when you are reviewing the play anyway and notice a mistake, it is asinine to say you can’t do anything about it.

Did anyone else notice the announcer say, during the aTm game, that Minor was battling through a knee issue? If this is so, then maybe that explains his lack of explosiveness and mobility. His film shows an athletic player and strong rebounder and thus far he hasn't been able to show any of that. Just curious if anyone else noticed that.

Chico joins Carter in announcing a return for his final year of eligibility. Elliott mentioned earlier that Clary and Butler were applying for medical waivers to also return.

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May be in the mix at JMU.

Greetings from JPJ, where UVa and Syracuse are about half an hour from opening up the ACC slate. We'll have in-game updates here, so as always, have at it!

It wasn't just the usual suspects who led Virginia to a blowout win. McKneely set a personal record with 22 points and was the leading scorer for Virginia, and he was second to Bond (6) with 5 rebounds. Beekman had another excellent game; he was second in scoring with 13 points and made 5 of his 7 shots. He was credited with 8 assists and 0 turnovers. Eight Cavs got at least 6 points, and eleven players grabbed at least 1 rebound as Virginia won on the boards 33 - 27. As a team, Virginia was 12 for 21 (57.1 %) from behind the arc and 12 for 15 (80%) from the foul line. Good shooting, good rebounding, and good defense all were factors in what was arguably our most impressive game.

UVA’s football staff is splitting time between Charlottesville and other parts of VA today, as they look to wrap up the 2024 recruiting cycle and turn their focus to 2025. Keith Gaither and John Rudzinski flew down to the tidewater to watch King George vs Phoebus (KG has Maryland commit Mekhi White, who UVa will keep recruiting to NSD). Coaches are headed up to DC later this afternoon too, making use of the jet today.

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UVA’s senior DT will return next year, he announced tonight:

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Preview: @justin ferber gets you ready for tomorrow’s ACC opener in Charlottesville as UVa hosts the new-look Syracuse Orange (noon, ESPN2).

I have two tickets to tonight's game but cannot make it. Email me at derekwoolwine@gmail.com if you can go, I can email them to you. Third row, no charge!

During a senior moment I thought that the ladies' game was at 7. By the time I realized my mistake and tuned in the game, Virginia was 13 points behind. Virginia began a gradual comeback and captured an overtime victory. You are welcome!

Class of 2025 big man Marial Akuentok likes what he’s heard from UVa thus far. @HoustonWilson talked to him about his contact with the Hoos and how he's feeling about his recruitment thus far.

I was taking a mental health break from football when Bronco abandoned the program. Was he planning on leaving anyway, or did the vitriol after the VPI fiasco push him out the door? I have never heard the full story.

On Episode 539 of the CavsCorner Podcast (“A Joke On Wheels”), we have an honest and at times raw conversation about the end of UVa’s football season, 55-17, where things are with the program, and much more.

Site: https://virginia.rivals.com/news/cavscorner-podcast-episode-539

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Greetings from JPJ where the Aggies and Hoos will tip things up in about 25 minutes or so. I'll have notes and updates here very soon.

As always, have at it folks...

So far this year, Harris and Beekman don’t play well together, same as my complaint about Kehei and Beekman playing together for years.

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All five starters played at least 31 minutes and scored all of Virginia's points as they all were double figure scorers. In spite of A&M being at the top of the country in offensive rebounding, Bennett went with a small lineup. The result was that the Cavs were outrebounded 42 to 30. The team more than compensated for the rebounding deficit by better defense and higher percentage shooting. Dunn had 5 blocks, and Beekman had 2 of the team's 8 blocks while the Aggies had only 1. Virginia also forced 16 turnovers while committing 10. The team out shot A&M in field goals 41.5% to 30.4%, three pointers 36% to 17.4%, and foul shots 100% to 75%. The result was a Cavalier 59 to 47 win against the #17 team.

Preview: UVa is set to return home tomorrow night to host a tough ACC/SEC Challenge matchup against No. 14 Texas A&M (7:15 p.m., ESPN2). @justin ferber sets the scene ahead of the game between the Wahoos and the Aggies.