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- QB: We literally need to get better pass blocking out of our running backs.

- Pick/market: I can agree with your percentage, I think we have seen some warts and will see what happens tmw.

- Injury: REMINDER: 2 of West Virginia’s TDs in the game were a result of 2 specific plays.

- QB/OL: I agree with you that Beau is not the reason that we lost the WVU.

- Injury: Supposedly there are a number of bot accounts that come up with Clickbait links, articles, and posts.

- Offense: far, Hoover certainly is no Mendoza.

- QB: Much better passer is what he looks like, people said in Spring where Beau's faults lay and that his weaknesses were other QB's strengths and remain so.

- OL: York was also playing LG during our 2nd TD drive in the first half.

- OL: Virginia head coach Tony Elliott is "hopeful" for OL Noah Josey to be ready by this weekend.

- Pick/market: In his latest feature, Deuce takes a look at his UVa MVPs a quarter of the way into the 2026 season.

- QB: that line is nuts.

- QB: We thought we could win with line dominance on both sides and, like many coaches, didn't want to put too much on film for conference play.

- QB: No that would be paying a QB whole can’t throw after an 11 win season.

- QB/DL: How can that be when the QB scrambles for 3 TDs and Danley couldnt cut it off a single time

- WR: The weird thing is that we have been doing that, but not last night.

- QB: I’m thinking he is the best QB and has been since the beginning.

- QB: I’m thinking he is the best QB and has been since the beginning.

- QB: Yea can't run much when they have 8 in the box on every early down.

- QB/KICKER: Except the Coach is responsible for making sure whoever gets that ball knows exactly what he is doing - and that has to include avoid contact from a defender at all cost.

- QB: Literally, if you plan to play him like a pocket QB, I'm pretty confident a QB on the bench is better at that (maybe 2 QBs on the bench actually).

- Injury: Play calls aside, the Josey injury changed our ability to really run the ball effectively.

- KICKER: Well, at least we played complementary football, since our offense, defense, and special teams all sucked tonight.

- Injury: Hopefully we won't play another mobile qb like Hawkins this year.

- KICKER: Well we can say that we played complimentary football tonight.

- Injury: Hopefully we won't play another mobile qb like Hawkins this year.

- QB: Main takeaway from tonight is we have to run the state gameplan and let Pribula be a runner.

- QB/LB: Remember how bad our defense looked against state last year early.

- QB: It's like after WV cheapshot Pribula with the punch in the head we became scared to run him.

- QB: I thought the run defense was mostly fine.

- Tony Elliott said Montino Williams went out first against West Virginia because Brandyn Hillman had a tooth issue, missed the first three practice days and had difficulty sleeping and eating. Hillman practiced Thursday and Friday, but the staff wanted to manage him carefully. Elliott did not announce a permanent starting-order change or confirm that the planned extraction had occurred. - After Noah Josey left in the second quarter with the ankle injury described in the article, Ben York and Jon Adair played inside for Virginia. Elliott valued Josey's leadership but did not identify his absence as the decisive cause of the loss; multiple interior linemen were already scheduled to play. No recovery timetable or new permanent OL order was provided. - Elliott said West Virginia's edge pressures forced Virginia to hand off rather than retain a two-way quarterback run option. Trailing later also made the offense more predictable, and pressure overloaded protections when Virginia needed four receivers out. The staff leaned toward controlled throws against the varied looks; Elliott did not announce a standing restriction on Beau Pribula's running. - Virginia wanted to make Michael Hawkins one-dimensional, but Elliott cited an early run-fit error that became a touchdown and empty formations creating one-on-one passing matchups even behind the chains. He also faulted lost contested plays and a crossing-route explosive, while noting that major penalties extended drives. The concerns were execution and preparation, not an announced coverage replacement.