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The Cavaliers' October 9 tune-up begins at 7 p.m. at John Paul Jones Arena. The announcement explains admission for season-ticket holders, general admission seating, parking and shuttle arrangements.
Virginia profiles Myles Brown after he led the Cavaliers in tackles against NC State. The feature examines his development, the depth at linebacker, and the response from teammates to his opening-game performance.
Virginia will face the Huskies on December 20 at 3 p.m. on ESPN. It will be the schools' first meeting since 1997 and Virginia's first appearance at the Garden since the 2014 NCAA tournament.
The Cavaliers will play nine conference games at John Paul Jones Arena and face Virginia Tech twice. Their league schedule starts at SMU in November and concludes with the return rivalry game in Blacksburg.
Tony Elliott and offensive line coach Joey Orck received national weekly coaching recognition after Virginia's opening victory. The announcement explains the two honors and the contributions behind the Cavaliers' performance.
Beau Pribula, Monroe Mills, Brandyn Hillman, and Will Bettridge earned ACC weekly honors after the 34–8 win over NC State. Virginia reviews their contributions across the offense, defense, and kicking game.
The Capital Showcase is scheduled for November 8 at Capital One Arena, with a 1 p.m. ESPN broadcast. The announcement reviews a series that has not featured a meeting since 1998.
Aaron Roussell's first season starts against Maryland Eastern Shore on November 2. The Cavaliers will host eight nonconference games and travel to events in Jacksonville and Nashville, alongside an ACC/SEC Challenge visit to Mississippi State.
The three-year agreement begins at John Paul Jones Arena on November 19. The Cavaliers will visit Harrisonburg the following season before hosting James Madison again in 2028–29.