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UVA Football: ‘Coach’s Corner with Tony Elliott’ set for season premiere

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UVA Football coach Tony Elliott. Photo: UVA Athletics

The first episode of Season 4 – maybe the final season? – of “Coach’s Corner with Tony Elliott” is set to be recorded at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Dairy Market in Charlottesville.

Sorry to be that guy.

Every national college football writer out there has Elliott at the top of the list of coaches on the hot seat going into the 2025 season.

A lot of us see a much better Year 4 team in the orange and blue, but let’s be clear, things don’t go our way, Elliott is out the door after the Tech game.

The afternoon taping is open to the public.

The show will be recorded to air at 7 p.m.

Radio affiliates across the Virginia Sports Radio Network are scheduled to broadcast the show. For a complete list of VSRN affiliates, click here.

Free online audio is also available through the Virginia Sports mobile app.

Fans are encouraged to submit questions to the show by mentioning @JohnFreemanUVA on X.

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