
Virginia Tech Eyes ACC Crown as Cavaliers Prepare for Season‑End Showdown
Virginia Tech will close its regular season against Virginia in a contest that could decide the ACC title, driven by Pribula’s arm and legs and a storied rivalry.
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Virginia Tech will close its regular season against Virginia in a contest that could decide the ACC title, driven by Pribula’s arm and legs and a storied rivalry.

The Cavaliers finished 2025 among the ACC’s top rushers, added key transfers, and return a seasoned offensive line, setting the stage for a breakout 2026 campaign.

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.
The latest All-ACC selections reflect anticipated performance, with Miami topping the list and a diverse array of players recognized across offense, defense, and special teams.

Since taking the helm in 2022, Tony Elliott has turned his program into a pipeline for both NFL prospects and All‑ACC standouts, shaping a roster that blends raw talent with polished execution.

Coach Tony Elliott's emphasis on education, leadership and winning has turned Virginia's program into a national model, leveraging unprecedented experience and a roster rich in veterans and transfers.

A look at how teams are stacking up on total snaps and games played, the rise of veteran transfers, and what it means for the upcoming season.

With the Cavaliers having experimented with permanent in‑season captains in 2025, the program is weighing a structured selection process for the upcoming year, highlighting a diverse slate of candidates across offense, defense and special teams.

The Cavaliers enter the 2026 campaign with a veteran front five, a defense that finished among the ACC’s best, and a schedule that avoids several traditional powerhouses, but they must replace key skill players and adapt to a shifting roster.

After capping a memorable run with the TaxSlayer Gator Bowl victory, the University of Virginia’s football program is turning its attention to the 2026 season. New starter Beau Pribula, reserve Eli Holstein and a deep stable of running backs set the stage for a revamped offense.

The University of Virginia’s football program is entering a critical phase as it shifts focus from recruiting to on‑field drills, with summer workouts and the upcoming fall camp setting the tone for the season.

Virginia, fresh off an 11‑win season, enters the September 19, 2026 neutral‑site clash with West Virginia as a heavy favorite, while the Mountaineers aim to prove they can compete in a pivotal non‑conference test.