The only job that I can imagine UVA Football coach Tony Elliott leaving us for is the one at his alma mater, Clemson, where Elliott started his career as a walk-on, ended as a co-captain with an engineering degree, then came back to as a coach to serve as the play-caller for two national champs.
A group of parents of students at Westwood Hills Elementary School has launched a petition on Change.org to request a meeting with Waynesboro Public Schools administration regarding safety issues at the school.
The City of Charlottesville reported in a release on Wednesday that it has completed the transition of unhoused individuals from the Free Bridge encampment on the Rivanna riverfront.
Ben Cline is trying to pretend that he showed up for a “debate” with his Democratic opponent in the Sixth District congressional race, Beth Macy, last night in Winchester, except, one problem.
For years, we have been warning that the U.S. Supreme Court would not save us from the American police state.
ODU got out to a 17-0 lead on Norfolk State, the Week 2 opponent on the UVA Football schedule, but the Spartans made things interesting there for a while, before the Monarchs pulled away for a 31-10 win.
Preseason #11 Virginia, off to a 1-3 start, dominated previously unbeaten Boston College from jump in a 2-0 win in the teams’ ACC opener on Friday night at Klöckner Stadium.
Another former JMU Football coach, Bob Chesney, the one who led the Dukes to a CFP berth last year, had a successful debut at a new Power 4 job, leading his UCLA team to a 45-24 win in its season opener at Cal on Saturday night.
JMU got out to a two-touchdown lead on Liberty early in the third quarter, then held on for dear life, with the Flames helping out – having a TD called back on a holding penalty, and a second drive stalling at the Dukes’ 11.
ODU got out to a 17-0 lead on Norfolk State, the Week 2 opponent on the UVA Football schedule, but the Spartans made things interesting there for a while, before the Monarchs pulled away for a 31-10 win.
Another former JMU Football coach, Bob Chesney, the one who led the Dukes to a CFP berth last year, had a successful debut at a new Power 4 job, leading his UCLA team to a 45-24 win in its season opener at Cal on Saturday night.
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