Hunter Steward, a 6-foot-7, 300-pound offensive tackle, announced that he would follow fellow Candian players Austin Pasztor, a rising sophomore at UVa, and 2009 recruit Brent Urban.

Certainly, there have been many factors in Virginia’s reversal of fortunes on the football field over the past month: a quarterback who gets it, a tough-minded defense, the return of Cedric Peerman and Kevin Ogletree’s ability to stretch opposing defenses, just to name a few. One that is often overlooked is the steady improvement of the offensive line.

Only a handful of fans noticed when Virginia’s No. 63 trotted out onto the field at Scott Stadium last Saturday night to start the game against Maryland.

While the emotions were similar, the descriptions varied.

Corey Mosley made a big impact for the Cavaliers with a third quarter fumble recovery.

Virginia coach Al Groh said he did not want to risk playing Peerman, who was listed with a leg injury on the team’s injury report on Thursday.

At this point, a total of 410 media credentials have been issued, a figure that includes television personnel for the national broadcast and 15 NFL scouts.

The Byron Glaspy story seems to get better with every newly-written chapter.

Jim Dombrowski, Virginia’s newest addition to the college football Hall of Fame, may have a new favorite Cavalier.