Buddy of mine sent this to me because he knew I would obviously want to listen to it. So glad Tony Bennett is our head coach and every time he talks I just feel like that national championship is coming soon

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We should be a six or seven win team with these type of classes.


http://m.bleacherreport.com/article...-won-more-on-signing-day-than-saturday/page/8

Haven't seen him play and macs up by 19

Getting set on the ACC teleconference line to hear from Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson. I'll have notes in this thread in a few and then with UVa's Mike London at 12:10 p.m.

Someone asked me today what was Mike London's record at Virginia and why is he on the hot seat

25-43

One winning season in six years. We have hit rock bottom and I just can't wait until the day after the Tech game

20 NFL Players That Went Completely Broke. The only reason I noticed was that Tiki was pictured, and he was mentioned as 1 of the 20. The list included players who had made bad business decisions after retirement from football, made bad financial decisions, encountered criminal problems,, had relationship problems that turned out to be unbelievably expensive, or a combination of the above. The worst part was that the 20 named were undoubtedly a small percentage of those that could have been named.

Check out this weeks podcast as we preview the UVA vs. GT game with special guest, Coach Daquan Romero. We discuss the match up; what it takes to play linebacker against the spread option; and we take a trip down memory lane about our experiences playing GT.

Virginia Huddle: http://www.huddlecasts.com/#!virginia-huddle/cq1p

Has anybody gotten another head coaching job after being head coach at UVa?

Out

Richard Burney (lower extremity)

Tim Harris (upper extremity)

Ben Hogg (lower extremity)

Sadiq Olanrewaju (lower extremity)

Divante Walker (lower extremity)

Connor Wingo-Reeves (medical)


Doubtful

None


Questionable

None


Probable

None


All remaining players on the Virginia roster are available to participate. Please note the status of an injured student-athlete’s ability to participate can increase or decrease between the time this report is issued and game time.


Key:

Out = Definitely will not play

Doubtful = At least 75% chance will not play

Questionable = 50-50 chance will not play

Probable = Virtual certainty will be available for normal duty



Out for the season

Cook, Malcolm – upper extremity

Doull, Ryan – medical

Epps, Calvin – upper extremity

Fieler, Jake – lower extremity

Gallon, Eric – lower extremity

Levrone, Andre – low back

Mooney, Michael – lower extremity

Petty, Austin – lower extremity

Simmons, Jahvoni – upper extremity

Tetlow, Eric – lower extremity

Junior point guard London Perrantes has been UVa's rock over the past two seasons. But changes to the shot clock might require the Cavaliers to lean on more than just the California native.

In this video interview, Perrantes talks about dealing with a 30-second clock, having more ball handlers on the floor to deal with potential pressure, his head coach's desire for Perrantes to look for his shot more, whether the Wahoos have unfinished business this season, how the program has developed a culture of winning, and how Anthony Gill's personality helps to keep the group light.

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Check out this weeks Virginia Huddlecast with guest Aaron Brooks. We talk about the Cavs 26-13 loss to UNC; We grade my key's from the game; and Aaron gives his perspective on Virginia's issues at the QB position over the past 10 years.

Virginia Huddle: http://www.huddlecasts.com/#!virginia-huddle/cq1p

when are they and against whom?

Doniak scores 4 goals in the first half to lead the Cavs to easy win.

Virginia has offered 2019 ATH Devyn Ford. The Cavs are the first school to offer the rising star.

UVA offered his teammate Nana Asiedu, a 2018 DE/OT, over the summer.

It's always tough to predict the overall wins, but I'm expecting 33 or so, but I'm calling another ACC championship (both regular season and tourney) and expecting a final 4 at worst. Your thoughts?

Someone else posted this link on another thread, but I got a chance to read it this morning and this is pretty solid stuff.

There's something in here for everyone, from burned red shirts for no reasons, to not recruiting enough OL and DL.

What this does raise the question of is it time to move to a spread offense? Since we have the running backs that can get in space plus power backs and about enough WR's for three teams, we really should just open up the playbook and all our guys to make plays in space. Heck maybe Mike London should just throw everything out the window and do that anyhow but that would just be too easy because remember we are a power football team

http://wahooze.blogspot.com/2015/10/is-cupboard-bare-for-2016-and-beyond.html?m=1

UVA added two outfielders to the team this year. Doak Dozier played for Arlington Heights High in Texas and was rated the #11 prospect in Texas. He is tall (6'3") and a little thin. As he matures and adds weight, his power should continue to improve. His throw from the outfield has been timed at 92MPH which indicates that he will probably see time in right field. Jake McCarthy is the brother of Joe. He is a lefty and could see time in left or center field. He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates but opted to keep his commitment to UVA. He also played football and is the all-time leading rusher at Scranton High with a total of 5,915 yards. I should add that Cameron Simmons can also play outfield as well as pitch. He hit .452 with 22 RBI his senior year. As a pitcher he was 5-0 with a 0.74 ERA as a junior and 3-1 with a 0.96 ERA as a senior. He might be the Haseley of the entering class.

Getting ready to go on the line with senior wide receiver and team captain Canaan Severin. Check this thread for notes in a few...

for sale on that one site. That's really discouraging.