On Episode 511 of the CavsCorner Podcast (“They’re Pretty Loaded”), we take a stroll down memory lane and end up in the present as we talk realignment, UVa, the Magnificent 7 and more.

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It appears that UVA's mens golf team will advance to the 30 team finals. They finished 3rd in their regional (top 5 advance). Also, Ben James was tied for low score at the regional with only a few individuals yet to finish.

Greater Expectations: With Vegas having now weighed in, @justin ferber takes a look at what needs to happen for #UVa to have more success this fall than the oddsmakers think.

Reports out that 7 schools are exploring way to exit
UVA, UNC, Clemson, VT, NC St, FSU and Miami — interesting times ?

Interesting thread of tweets. Unfortunately, football wasn't in the 11 and it's the biggest revenue generator.
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Edgington had a excellent outing on the mound. He pitched 6 innings and gave up 2 singles while striking out 8 to give the Cavs a 8-0 lead. Blanco and Jaxel allowed 3 runs in the 7th before O'Connor and Woolfolk kept Lousiville from scoring in the 8th and 9th innings. The top of the Virginia batting order bounced back. O'Ferrall was 2 for 5, O'Donnell 2 for 3, Gelof 1 for 2, and Teel 3 for 4. Saucke also had 2 hits and 2 RBI.

Following an unofficial visit this past season and on the heels of his showing in the liver periods last month, four-star guard Christian Bliss talked to @HoustonWilson about picking up an offer from UVa on Monday.

Has some real control issues. Wonder how good a ball he throws in football (versus just throwing it hard)?

I was surprised and delighted.

The Athletic put Virginia in the losers category - With college basketball’s transfer portal now closed, who are the biggest winners and losers?

Virginia​

Virginia was held to 5 hits, 3 of which were off the bat of Tuft, who had a home run and both RBI for the Cavs. Anderson and Stephan each got 1 hit while the top 4 hitters in the lineup were shut out. Louisville also had 5 hits, all of which were singles. Early started and pitched 6 innings and gave up 4 hits and the only run. Berry pitched the final 3 innings and allowed just one hit.

Hoos cannot catch a break in post season. Torrential downpour leveling the playing field for Richmond

Starting a thread to keep transfer portal news in one place. We will track those who enter from UVa along with offers UVa makes to transfers in this thread.

UVa Players entering the Portal:

Francisco Caffaro
Isaac Traudt (committed to Creighton)
Kadin Shedrick

UVa players going to NBA draft:

Beekman (keeping eligibility)
Franklin


UVa commits:
Jordan Minor - F - Merrimack (one year of eligibility)
Andrew Rohde - G - St. Thomas (3 years of eligibility)
Jacob Groves - F - Oklahoma (one year of eligibility)

Tech rallied in the 9th from a 5 run deficit and appeared to have scored the tying run on an attempted double play. But the ump at second base called the runner at first out for runner interference at second on the throw when the Tech runner took out the fielder who had stepped on second and thrown late to first. I thought the throw had been completed before the contact, but they reviewed it and upheld the call so Tech lost 9-8. A good day when Hoos LAX wins, Hoos baseball wins, MD LAX loses (no natty this year for them!) and Va Tech loses in anything. Hope Clempsun takes them out tomorrow and Tech loses out on an NCAA birth.

Any way to watch the game vs. Louisville now that was moved to 7 pm?

Virginia jumped out to a 3 -0 lead in the 1st on Anderson's home run. Gelof had a 2-run home run in the 3rd to extend the lead to 5-0. The Hoos broke the game open by scoring 7 runs in the 5th highlighted by a 3-run home run by Godbout. Eleven different players had at least one hit, and eight players had at least 1 RBI. O'Ferrall was 4 for 5 with 2 singles and 2 doubles. Godbout was 3 for 4 with a double and a single in addition to his home run, and Anderson was 2 for 4 with a RBI double in addition to his home run.
Parker started on the mound and was wildly effective for 6 innings. He gave up just 2 singles, 0 walks, but hit 4 batters. After allowing 3 more singles to start the 7 inning, he was relieved by Hodges, who allowed 2 more singles and 2 runs, which were charged to Parker. Hodges gave up the final 3 runs in the 9th.
The first 10 runs by Virginia scored on extra base hits. Virginia scored all 3 runs in the 1st and all 7 in the 5th after two outs.

Five to Watch: @justin ferber takes a look at five returning players on UVa’s roster who could be in line for a breakout season this fall.

As expectations rise for UVa’s likely QB1 come fall, Tony Muskett has settled into both the comfort and work that’s required of him. With spring in the rear view, @justin ferber takes a look at the steady hand at the helm.

On Episode 510 of the CavsCorner Podcast (“Wear a Helmet”), we hand out some year-end superlatives for UVa before looking at the over/unders in ACC wins this fall.

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The impact that Jahmeer Carter makes in the middle of UVa’s defense goes well beyond the stat sheet, @justin ferber writes. And that’s just what the venerable nose tackle wants: Let the work speak for itself.

Virginia used 7 pitchers who gave up just 4 singles. All of Radford's hits were lead offs in the 2nd, 5th, 6th, and 7th innings, and only once did the baserunner get past 1st base. O'Connor was the only pitcher to pitch more than one inning; he retired all nine batters that he faced including 5 on strikeouts,. The staff struck out a total of twelve Highlanders.
Gelof led the Cavs' hitters; he was 3 for 3 with a home run off the clubhouse door and 3 RBI. Anderson had just one hit, a leadoff home run in the 2nd. Virginia had only 9 hits, but the offense was aided by 10 walks issued by Radford pitchers.

Login to view embedded media I truly believe that you will see a lot of him next year, I think that he will be a force on both ends of the court for us next year.