⚡ CFB Dashboard

- Injury: Letting a back up QB get some reps is a good thing in case of injury.

- Intel: I’ll add a Landon Danley pick and Josiah Abdullah’s first career receiver td

- RB: CavsCorner Video: It's safe to say Xavier Brown had a big day in his return to Scott Stadium.

- Pick/market: In his latest feature for CavsCorner, Deuce looks at the film and grades out UVa's units in the NCSU win before issuing a challenge to the O-line.

- Injury: The depth chart and the injured list are two very differrent things.

- RB/LB: Would I be betting on us on the money line v.

- QB/TE: I assume we lost the bidding war for certain prospects and I’m completely fine with that.

- QB: Beau Pribula took a winding journey before landing at Virginia, but the quarterback wouldn't change that path now.

- QB/OL: Would love to have the same result as last year’s W&M game.

- QB/KICKER: Louisvilles QB is suspect… missed an easy TD leading to Special teams miscue

- Offense: Xavier Brown provides big play ability and that's something that helps the Virginia football team's offense.

- QB/DL: Their DL looks okay but their back 7 looks SLOW and undisciplined.

- Injury: @Jacquie Franciulli any word on who is expected back for next game vs who is out longer from the injury list.

- OL: Following him on instagram I get the impression he does not need to hang around a sorority.

- OL/LB: next weekend, Mike Vick brings 2 former Hoos to town...Norfolk State assistant coaches Tim Smith (WRs) & Elton Brown (OL).

- OL: I have been eating podcast and YouTube Hoo content this week.

- QB/OL: Replacing a OC, DC and Hesiman type talent at QB was always going to be a tough hill to climb.

- QB/OL: They have All-American talent at QB, RB, and WR and the potential for an elite OL.

- QB: WVU fans saying Pribula can’t throw and he’ll get hurt….their QB has run it 9 times with 10 minutes left in the first half

- Virginia built its opening performance around the quarterback run game and hard running backs, keeping the offense ahead of the chains while minimizing conventional dropbacks for Bo Pribula. - The hosts noted that Pribula had only one true dropback in the discussed stretch and was sacked, making Virginia's ability to expand the passing game an unresolved question. - Virginia's defense was described as highly impressive, with a strong safety group and pressure packages that kept NC State quarterback CJ Bailey in constant difficulty.

- Virginia's defense held NC State to 168 total yards, limited experienced quarterback C.J. Bailey to a career-low 84 passing yards and allowed four third-down conversions on 13 attempts in the opener. - First- and second-down run efficiency repeatedly forced obvious dropbacks. A rebuilt secondary then held up in man coverage, allowing John Rudzinski to bring second-level pressure or disguise exotic coverages; both sacks came from the second level. - Michigan transfer Brandyn Hillman immediately changed the back end, producing an interception and forcing a fumble. Virginia's defensive backs added seven pass breakups and were praised for run support as well as coverage. - The front maintained pressure through a deeper rotation, and the defense showed little drop-off without linebacker Kam Robinson. Robinson was close to returning, but Virginia chose not to push him with two weeks before its next game.

- Offense: Virginia has a 26-to-4 run-to-pass ratio in this game.