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Despite a gruesome October injury, Beau Pribula has returned to the field, delivering strong performances that align with UVA’s offensive strategy and promise continued effectiveness.
Despite an 11‑win campaign and a top‑22 portal class, the Cavaliers missed out on every elite in‑state recruit for 2026.
Virginia football is on the brink of a new era, with the 2026 season looming just days away. The Cavaliers rode a historic 2025 campaign to an 11‑win record, the most victories in program history, and now look to translate that momentum into a sustained push for a conference title.
The NCAA's new five‑year eligibility rule reshapes college football, giving Virginia’s transfer‑focused program a strategic edge while reshaping the market for experienced players.
EA Sports' College Football 27 arrives July 9, showcasing the Virginia Cavaliers as a top‑ranked team with an 83 overall rating and individual player scores that may evolve during the season.
Justin Speros, a longtime insider with deep ties to the Cavaliers' football operations, has been appointed general manager, succeeding Tyler Jones who left for Stanford. Coach Tony Elliott expressed confidence in Speros's ability to steer the program forward.
Virginia Athletics announced the promotion of Justin Speros to general manager of the football program, highlighting his two‑year climb through the ranks and the confidence placed in him by head coach Tony Elliott.