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UVA Football | Mitchell Melton is the guest on ‘Coach’s Corner with Tony Elliott’

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UVA Football edge rusher Mitchell Melton. Photo: Mike Ingalls/AFP

Reigning and defending two-time ACC Defensive Lineman of the Week Mitchell Melton will be the guest on this week’s “Coach’s Corner with Tony Elliott.”

The show broadcasts live on Tuesdays from 7-8 p.m. from Dairy Market in Charlottesville.

It’s otherwise a quiet week for the UVA Football program, which is in its first of two bye weeks in the 2025 season.

Virginia (5-1, 3-0 ACC) is ranked 19th in this week’s AP Top 25, and as unexpected as this is to be able to say, and have to remind you, the ‘Hoos have an inside track to a spot in Charlotte.

You may hear Elliott try to talk around that a bit in his chat with John Freeman.

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