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Florida at Virginia Tech
NCAAWThe Gators (8-1) try to preserve their perfect SEC/ACC Challenge record as they visit the Hokies (6-2). Florida leads the all-time series 3-1 after the programs split a home-and-home set in 2013 and 2014. Virginia Tech is 5-0 at home this season.
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Virginia at Virginia Tech
NCAAMThe Cavaliers visit the Hokies at Cassell Coliseum for the first Commonwealth clash this season. Both teams are highly ranked, with Virginia losing only one match this season and Tech losing two. Forward Amani Hansberry leads the home offense.
Virginia at Missouri
NCAAFThe No. 19 Cavaliers try to bounce back against the Tigers in the Gator Bowl. Virginia missed its chance at a College Football Playoff berth with an overtime loss to Duke in the ACC title game. Missouri won the only previous meeting, 31-7 in 1973.
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Virginia vs Iowa
NCAAWThe Cavaliers face the Hawkeyes in the Regional 4 second round at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Virginia beat Georgia 82-73 to qualify, while Iowa beat FDU 58-48. Junior Kymora Johnson leads Virginia, while sophomore Ava Heiden leads the Iowa Hawkeyes today.
Florida State at Virginia
NCAAFThe No. 8 Seminoles and Cavaliers meet for the first time since 2019. Florida State has outscored its foes 174-30 in 2025. Chandler Morris (UVA) passed for 380 yards and created five touchdowns in a 48-20 win over Stanford in Week 4.