Left guard Eugene Monroe and tight end John Phillips easily won the honors as voted upon by 67 members of the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association.

Miss the big game? Watch the entire game compressed into 56 seconds via time lapse photography.

Just over 24 hours after Virginia was eliminated from the postseason discussion with a 17-14 setback at Virginia Tech, the school informed media outlets that football coach Al Groh would not have an additional year added to his existing contract.

Virginia athletic director Craig Littlepage announced through a press release Sunday evening that he would not add the year to Al Groh’s existing contract.

It was just a name, but it perfectly summed up the road ahead for reeling sophomore quarterback Marc Verica.

Virginia may have experienced just its first dose of the Virginia Tech’s talented freshman receiving duo, Danny Coale and Jarrett Boykin, in the Hokies’ 17-14 victory

With their berth to the ACC championship on the line, the Hokies dispatched the Cavaliers for the fifth straight year, using a 28-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to rally to a 17-14 victory at Lane Stadium.

While Virginia’s seniors were disappointed to end their season without a winning record, without a bowl bid and having never beaten state rival Virginia Tech, they stood behind their coach, Al Groh.

The University of Virginia Cavaliers lost their final regular season game against Virginia Tech 17-14 in Blacksburg, Va.

In essence, Virginia’s season comes down to 60 minutes today in a house of horrors.

Updated 1:52 p.m. UVa 14 VT 17 FINAL Follow the action from Blacksburg as the Cavaliers take on ACC rival Hokies. 

When Virginia took only two quarterbacks to Connecticut in the season’s third game, a certain buzz followed in regards to which Cavalier would serve as the emergency quarterback.

Year after year, Cedric Peerman and approximately 40 family members would gather at his grandmother’s house in Gladys for a Thanksgiving extravaganza.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while offering a tip of the hat to Florida State’s Myron Rolle.

Rivalry week is back. The subplots are plentiful. Careers, for players and coaches, could come to an end. Numerous postseason implications are in play.

When Rodney McLeod verbally committed to play football at Virginia, the Maryland native proclaimed that his intentions were to make an immediate impact.

Without a win on Saturday at Virginia Tech, Clint Sintim will see something else: his final collegiate contest. The Cavaliers must win at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg at noon to become bowl eligible, which still would not guarantee another contest depending on the events of the final weekend in league play.

While Virginia’s seniors were disappointed to end their season without a winning record, without a bowl bid and having never beaten state rival Virginia Tech, they stood behind their coach, Al Groh.

It didn’t lock Virginia down immediately, but Clemson’s defense certainly turned the tide after a rocky first quarter during the Tigers’ 13-3 win in a defensive struggle Sunday.

Clemson erased any chance Virginia had to play in the league’s title game on Saturday, taking a 13-3 victory away and four turnovers away from the Cavaliers at Scott Stadium.

Update 3:20 p.m. UVa 3 Clemson 13 FINAL Follow Jay as he brings you details of Virginia’s last home stand.

While stumbles along the way were painful, the Cavaliers (5-5, 3-3 ACC) are once again playing meaningful football in November.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while wondering if Clemson’s C.J. Spiller will explode against Virginia’s defense and kick coverage this weekend …

Some of the best recruiters in Virginia football history have been former employees of Al Groh.

Ogletree, Virginia’s top pass-catching option with 50 receptions for 640 yards, boasts another year of eligibility stemming from his medical redshirt in 2007.

Scattershooting around the ACC, while second-guessing myself concerning Miami coach Randy Shannon ...

In a few blinks of the eye — yet again — Virginia was trapped behind the 8-ball away from home.

Where’s Dr. Lou when you need him?

UVa suddenly finds its postseason hopes in need of life support.

Jay is at Wake Forest blogging the game against the Demon Deacons.