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Virginia is averaging 39,052 fans for its four games at Scott Stadium this season, 63.5 percent of capacity. A lot of folks want to blame the fan base for not turning out. I continue to blame Virginia Athletics for not trying harder to get fans to turn out.
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The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission will meet Monday to hear staff present findings and recommendations of their review of Virginia’s adult guardian and conservator system.
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In 2019, distracted driving led to 3,142 fatalities, an estimated 424,000 injuries, and 15 percent of all police-reported vehicle traffic crashes on U.S. roadways, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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What a day for the Virginia defense, which put pressure on Duke QB Gunnar Holmberg and held tailback Mateo Durant nearly 50 yards off his season rushing average in Saturday’s shutout win.
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The Virginia Tourism Corporation has received a $50 million American Rescue Plan Act appropriation by Gov. Ralph Northam and the Virginia General Assembly to assist in the revitalization of Virginia’s tourism industry.
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Eastern Mennonite University will host “Living Queer History: A Conversation Celebrating LGBTQ+ History Month,” the first time the school is acknowledging and celebrating LGBTQ+ history.
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Virginia’s dominance over Duke continued Saturday at Scott Stadium as the Cavaliers excelled in every phase of the game in clobbering the Blue devils 48-0.
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And now, to the horse race question, the favorite of politics writers. In this case, does Virginia still have a fighting chance to win the Coastal?
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Virginia Tech jumped into the national rankings after its season-opening win over North Carolina. A 28-7 Homecoming loss to Pitt on Saturday dropped the Hokies to .500 at the midway point.
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#TeamAFP’s Chris Graham and Scott German break down UVA’s 48-0 win over Duke from the press box at Scott Stadium.
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