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Butler cruises past Virginia-Lynchburg 63-0 as Joey Suchy and Billy Dozier had 2 TDs each
Joey Suchy and Billy Dozier both ran for two touchdowns and Butler rolled to a 63-0 win over Division III Virginia-LynchburgSEPTEMBER 28 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
VIRGINIA CAVALIERS 5-5 · 11TH IN ACC
5-5 · 11TH IN ACC
Next Game vs SMU · Sat 5:00PM
UVA +10.0 TOTAL 57.5
JR Wilson - Probable for next game Wilson (leg) is expected to be available for Virginia's game against Boston College on Oct. 5, Preston Willett of The Sabre reports.
Impact Wilson did not participate in Virginia's latest game. But following Willett's update, the injured wideout will have his availability status as probable for Oct. 5, UVA's next matchup.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Trell Harris - Expected to be available Oct. 5 Harris (knee) is expected to be available for Virginia's game against Boston College on Oct. 5, Preston Willett of The Sabre reports.
Impact Knee swelling prevented Harris from participating in Virginia's latest game. But following Willett's update, the injured wideout will have his availability status as probable for Oct. 5, UVA's next matchup.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Tyler Neville - Held quiet in win Neville reeled in 2 of 3 targets for 31 yards during Saturday's 43-24 victory against Coastal Carolina.
Impact Neville has had some big performances this season, but he was held in check against the Chanticleers. His targets have fluctuated from three to seven through four games this season, and he may be rather touchdown dependent from a fantasy perspective. Still, he remains the Cavaliers' top option at tight end.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Malachi Fields - Hauls in two scores Fields had four receptions (on six targets) for 65 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 43-24 victory over Coastal Carolina.
Impact Fields had a nice bounce-back performance from a fantasy perspective with two touchdowns. He remains Virginia's top receiver, and he showed why against the Chanticleers. Fields has yet to see fewer than six targets in a game this season.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Kobe Pace - 57 yards in win Pace posted 15 carries for 57 yards and one touchdown and reeled in their only target for 13 yards during Saturday's 43-24 victory against Coastal Carolina.
Impact Pace was rather quiet despite leading the Cavaliers in carries. Backup tailback Xavier Brown stole the show with 171 yards, but Pace remained the lead back in terms of playing time. He scored his second touchdown of the season, but Pace has struggled to break the big play on the ground for Virginia. That might start to eat into his carries.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Xavier Brown - Explodes against Chanticleers Brown accrued nine rushes for 171 yards and gathered in their only target for four yards during Saturday's 43-24 win against Coastal Carolina.
Impact Brown had a massive day, easily pacing Virginia's ball carriers with 171 yards. Brown has been a rotational backup in the backfield, but the tailback had quite the day in Conway. It remains to be seen if this performance will garner him more playing time moving forward, but either way, Virginia has multiple capable runners in its backfield.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Anthony Colandrea - Tosses two scores in win Colandrea completed 13 of 20 passes for 131 yards and two touchdowns during Saturday's 43-24 victory versus Coastal Carolina. He also had nine rushes for 46 yards.
Impact Colandrea was overall effective in a comfortable win over the Chanticleers. It was a good bounce-back after a two-interception performance against Maryland last week. The quarterback only accounted for 131 passing yards, but his rushing total helped his overall production and the Cavaliers didn't need a big day through the air to top Coastal Carolina.
SEPTEMBER 23 • ROTOWIRE
Collins helps lead Morgan St. in 56-7 blitz over Virginia Lynchburg
Jason Collins ran for two touchdowns and three different Morgan State quarterbacks threw touchdowns and the Bears beat Virginia Lynchburg 56-7SEPTEMBER 22 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Xavier Brown helps lift Virginia over Coastal Carolina Xavier Brown rushed for a career-high 171 yards and Grady Brosterhous ran for two scores as Virginia rolled to a 43-24 nonconference victory...
SEPTEMBER 21 • NEWSOBSERVER.COM
Xavier Brown leads way with 171 yards, Virginia runs over Coastal Carolina in 43-24 win
Virginia’s Xavier Brown ran for 171 yards on nine carries as the Cavaliers ran all over Coastal Carolina for a 43-24 win in a rare road game at a Group of Five schoolSEPTEMBER 21 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
JR Wilson - Dressed and warming up Wilson (leg) is dressed and warming up ahead of Saturday's game at Coastal Carolina, Jacquie Franciulli of 247Sports.com reports.
Impact Wilson missed the first three games of the season as he recovered from an offseason surgery on his injured leg. While this news does not guarantee his availability, it's a good sign that Wilson may make his season debut Saturday.
SEPTEMBER 21 • ROTOWIRE
How to Watch Coastal Carolina vs. Virginia: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – September 21, 2024
Learn which TV channel or how to live stream the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers vs. Virginia Cavaliers game, Saturday, Sept. 21.SEPTEMBER 21 • DATA SKRIVE
Virginia vs. Coastal Carolina Prediction, Odds, Picks - September 21, 2024
Preview the Sept. 21 matchup between the Virginia Cavaliers and Coastal Carolina Chanticleers with predictions, odds, over/under, spread, be...SEPTEMBER 18 • DATA SKRIVE
Suderian Harrison - Not listed on Week 4 depth chart Harrison (hamstring) isn't listed on Virginia's depth chart ahead of its tilt with Coastal Carolina, Jacquie Franciulli of 247Sports.com reports.
Impact Harrison has been on the Cavaliers' two-deep this fall, but he's not listed in Week 4. It's unclear exactly why, but that suggests that the wideout won't be available this week. Kameron Courtney has taken his spot in the two-deep.
SEPTEMBER 17 • ROTOWIRE
Chris Tyree - Slowly getting more involved Tyree had four receptions (on five targets) for 33 yards during Saturday's 27-13 defeat to Maryland.
Impact Slowly but surely, Tyree is becoming the threat in this offense that he was expected to be. After being blanked in Week 1 and posting a four-catch, 11-yard performance in Week 2, Tyree had his best game of the young season. Now, it still won't play from a fantasy perspective, and Malachi Fields remains the top receiving option in this offense, but perhaps Tyree is finding his groove with the Cavaliers.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Malachi Fields - Quiet day despite 11 targets Fields reeled in 4 of 11 targets for 36 yards during Saturday's 27-13 loss against Maryland.
Impact Fields missed the century mark in receiving yards for this first time this season, but it wasn't for a lack of opportunities. He saw 11 targets in Week 3, but caught just four of those passes. Despite the quieter day in the loss, Fields remains the undisputed top wideout in this offense. He'll look to bounce back against Costal Carolina in Week 4.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Tyler Neville - Stays involved in Week 3 Neville hauled in 3 of 7 targets for 57 yards during Saturday's 27-13 loss against Maryland.
Impact After an excellent Week 2 showing in which he recorded four catches for 68 yards and two touchdowns, Neville was rewarded with a smattering of targets in Week 3 (seven). He turned that into another solid output, although he failed to find the end zone. Neville is a very solid pass-catching tight end and will remain a top receiving option in this offense moving forward.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Trell Harris - Another solid performance in loss Harris hauled in 4 of 5 targets for 72 yards during Saturday's 27-13 loss versus Maryland.
Impact Harris' targets dropped from the 10 he saw in Week 3, but the wideout still managed to turn in a healthy performance for his team and fantasy managers alike. This was the first game he was held without a touchdown, but 72 yards on four grabs isn't nothing for the starting wideout. It's clear that he's one of Anthony Colandrea's favorite targets, and he'll continue to be heavily involved in this passing attack moving forward.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Xavier Brown - Backup role once again Brown compiled seven rushes for 43 yards during Saturday's 27-13 loss versus Maryland.
Impact Brown played second fiddle to Kobe Pace once again, as he has all season. Still, Pace hasn't been all that impressive, which is partially why Brown has hung around as a reliable option in this backfield. He has yet to record double-digit carries but remains a consistent option for the Cavaliers as their RB2.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Kobe Pace - Sees 11 carries in loss Pace compiled 11 rushes for 46 yards and reeled in 3 of 4 targets for 13 yards during Saturday's 27-13 loss against Maryland.
Impact Pace matched his total from Week 1 with 11 carries after being stymied with five for 15 yards last week. Xavier Brown also logged seven carries, so while Pace remains the top back, this isn't exclusively his backfield. It's been a struggle to create big runs for Pace this season, but he'll remain the Cavaliers' top option at tailback moving forward. His receiving chops also help him maintain value.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Anthony Colandrea - Throws two picks in loss Colandrea completed 21 of 37 passes for 247 yards and two interceptions during Saturday's 27-13 defeat to Maryland. He also had eight rushes for 17 yards with one touchdown.
Impact This is a troubling trend for Colandrea, as he's now thrown multiple interceptions in consecutive games. Unlike last week where he countered that with three touchdowns and over 350 yards against Wake Forest, the quarterback didn't score against the Terrapins and was held to his worst completion percentage (56.8) of the season. Colandrea will look to bounce back next week against Costal Carolina.
SEPTEMBER 16 • ROTOWIRE
Just about perfect in the second half, Maryland rolls past Virginia After an error-filled opening 30 minutes, the Terps shut out the Cavaliers after halftime for a 27-13 victory.
SEPTEMBER 15 • WASHINGTONPOST.COM
Felton's latest big day leads Maryland to 27-13 victory over turnover-prone Virginia
Maryland receiver Tai Felton continued his scorching pace in a 27-13 road victory against VirginiaSEPTEMBER 15 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
Presbyterian's QB carousel accounts for 5 TDs in 52-0 win over Virginia Lynchburg
Ty Englehart threw for two touchdowns and was one of three quarterbacks to throw a touchdown for Presbyterian which beat Virginia Lynchburg 52-0SEPTEMBER 14 • ASSOCIATED PRESS
