Hoos On Podcast

A month out from the college basketball season, Preston is joined by Virginia men's basketball assistant coach Bryce Crawford to discuss his career, the transfer portal, the new Cavaliers and his thoughts on the recent exhibition against Vanderbilt.

First, Preston and Bryce dive into his career going from a student manager at Ohio State to becoming one of Ryan Odom's most-tenured assistants. Bryce also explains how he originally got into coaching.

Then Bryce gives a look into how Virginia approached this offseason from retention to recruiting in the transfer portal to round out the roster. Preston and Bryce go one-by-one through each new addition to get a scouting report and update on how the newest players are fitting in.

Later Preston and Bryce breakdown the exhibition with Vanderbilt and look at key takeaways for the Cavaliers. Finally, Bryce discusses the growth of returnees like Elijah Gertrude and Chance Mallory and says who has taken a leap this offseason.

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A year after the world's fastest field rush, Virginia and Florida State meet again in a pivotal rematch as Preston welcomes WINA's Luke Neer to preview the matchup.

First, Preston and Luke discuss why last season's win over Florida State was a launching point for UVA football despite how the game is viewed in hindsight. Then the guys dive into what this game means for Mike Norvell and if it could decide what type of team Virginia is. Luke ponders which ACC teams could emerge as the second best team behind Miami.

Later Preston and Luke dive into Tony Elliott's press conference and why the best of Kam Robinson is yet to come. Then they dive into the matchup with the keys for both the UVA offense and defense before giving their predictions.

Finally, Preston and Luke react to the announcement Notre Dame will visit Charlottesville next season and the completion of a loaded 2027 UVA football schedule.

September means fall, college football Saturdays and basketball on a tennis court? Preston is joined by Michael McGraw from the Preferred Walk-Ons Podcast to recap Virginia's rout of Delaware and give takeaways from the Charleston exhibition between UVA and Vanderbilt.

First, Preston and Michael give their One BIG Take from the Cavaliers win over Delaware, react to the stats of the game and hand out the Hoos On Player of the Game to Rico Flores Jr. Then they breakdown the UVA passing game between the playcalling to Beau Pribula's efficient night and a wide receiver room starting to take shape. Michael explains why the Virginia defense impressed him the most on Saturday.

Later Preston and Michael evaluate the ACC landscape, who is in contention for the second-best team in the conference and begin previewing the Florida State matchup.

Finally, Preston and Michael react to the first look at UVA men's basketball following their exhibition against Vanderbilt. The guys give takeaways from Jan Vide's impressive debut, defensive flags, locking in the starting lineup and how many players are in contention for the rotation.

Preston welcomes back former UVA standout and Super Bowl champion Rodney McLeod, who will be on the call for Virginia's game against Delaware on ACC Network.

Rodney discusses his first trip back to Scott Stadium since his playing days, the memories and what his first year in broadcast booth was like. Then Preston and Rodney talk about Tony Elliott and the state of Virginia football, while Rodney shares about his visit with the team.

Later Rodney breaks down the 2026 Cavaliers, the team's strengths and weaknesses. Finally, Preston and Rodney preview the matchup with Delaware and what Rodney will be most curious to see from UVA following their loss to West Virginia.

September has yet to close, but Preston and The Sabre's Kris Wright entertain a double feature with Tony Elliott and UVA trying to get right against Delaware and season two for Ryan Odom kicks off with an outdoor exhibition in Charleston.

First, Preston and Kris react to Tony Elliott's weekly press conference coming off the loss to West Virginia discussing rising expectations for the program, the passing game, injury updates and why the defense struggled in Charlotte. Then the guys breakdown the matchup with Delaware and provide their predictions.

Later Preston and Kris look ahead to Virginia men's basketball's first scrimmage in Charleston against Vanderbilt. Preston provides five questions ahead of our first look at the Cavaliers including the starting five, unexpected contributors and a freshman.

On the heels of Virginia's worst loss since 2024 at the hands of West Virginia, Preston welcomes back CVille Right Now editor-in-chief Mike Barber to examine what's a reason for concern and what's an overreaction.

First, Preston and Mike discuss neutral site games, why they exist and why they shouldn't. Then the guys give their One BIG Take in reaction to Virginia's 38-27 loss.

Later Preston and Mike go through six questions that popped up in Charlotte and answer if the question is a concern or overreaction: secondary struggles, gameplan for West Virginia offense, Jason Hammond and Noah Josey injuries, Beau Pribula and the Virginia passing game. Finally, Preston and Mike compare the West Virginia loss to last year's early non-conference loss to NC State and ponder if the outlook for the team has changed.

Virginia heads to Charlotte where the mayo flows and West Virginia awaits, while Preston is joined by Ahmad Hawkins from the Virginia Sports Radio Network to preview the Duke's Mayo Classic.

First, Preston and Ahmad discuss the Cavaliers through two games, including the players on each side of the ball surprising people at this point. Then the guys breakdown the headlines from the matchup between Virginia and West Virginia, including the connections between the two coaching staffs and UVA's opportunity for redemption at Bank of America Stadium.

Later Preston and Ahmad react to Tony Elliott's press conference, including key injury updates to Jason Hammond and Rico Flores, while discussing the running back, wide receiver and defensive tackle position groups. Finally, they breakdown the matchup with keys to the game, players to watch and their predictions.

As Virginia moves to 2-0 on the season, Preston welcomes back Deuce Prince from the 4-3-4 Defense Podcast to breakdown the win over Norfolk State.

First, Preston and Deuce give their One BIG Take, hand out the Hoos On Player of the Game and feature some wild stats of the game.

Then Preston and Deuce dive into the defensive performance headlined by Brandyn Hillman and the return of Kam Robinson and Corey Costner. They also discuss the Cavaliers ability to rush the quarterback and updates on Jason Hammond and Cazeem Moore. Later Preston and Deuce turn their attention to the offense with Beau Pribula slinging it, the receivers showing improvement and an interesting rotation to follow at running back.

Finally, they look ahead to the matchup with West Virginia and the latest AP Top 25 rankings.

Virginia returns from the early bye week to welcome a familiar face to Charlottesville, as Preston returns with the familiar David Teel from The Virginian-Pilot to preview the Norfolk State matchup and react to the release of the UVA men's basketball schedule.

First, Preston and David discuss what the return of star linebacker Kam Robinson and defensive back Corey Costner means for an already stout Virginia defense. Then they analyze the Virginia passing game, Michael Vick's return to Charlottesville and if we'll learn anything from the Norfolk State game.

Later Preston and David react to Week 1 for the ACC with an eye on Dabo Swinney and Clemson. David discusses how Tony Elliott has adapted to new era vs. his former boss and the thought that Elliott could be a candidate to replace Swinney at Clemson.

Finally, Preston and David return to breakdown the full Virginia men's basketball schedule with an eye on two matchups with Duke, two Big Monday games and a daunting non-conference schedule that hints at Ryan Odom's confidence in the Cavaliers.

While the rest of college football kicked off this weekend, Virginia coaches hit the recruiting trail and so did Preston and Wahoos247's Jacquie Franciulli who breakdown the recent buzz about the Cavaliers.

First, Preston and Jacquie dive into the largest recruiting weekend of the Tony Elliott era with the names to know, who got offers and the reaction from coaches and recruits. Then Jacquie explains where UVA is picking up steam on the recruiting trail.

Later Preston and Jacquie discuss the floor of offers for the 2029 class and why this signals a change in strategy for the Cavaliers. Finally, they breakdown the roster building strategy for UVA football in this new era and the balance between high school and the transfer portal.