History of Virginia Football

==Season Schedules==
=== 2013 Season ===
==== Schedule ====
Week	Date 	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result 	Record
1 	December 14th, 2013	Penn Stadium 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 3-21 	0-1
2 	December 21st, 2013	South Carolina	NR 	Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, SC 	L 7-16 	0-2
3 	December 28th, 2013	Auburn 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 7-28 	0-3
4 	January 4th, 2014 	Georgia 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 7-31 	0-4
5 	January 11th, 2014 	Virginia Tech 	NR 	Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, VA 	L 7-63 	0-5
6 	January 18th, 2014 	Bye 	NR 	N/A 	Bye 	0-5
7 	January 25th, 2014 	Wake Forest 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 13-7 	1-5
8 	February 1st, 2014 	Notre Dame 	NR 	Notre Dame Stadium, South Bend, IN 	L 0-31 	1-6
9 	February 8th, 2014 	Florida State 	NR 	Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, FL 	L 14-27	1-7
10 	February 15th, 2014	Georgia Tech 	NR 	Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta, GA 	W 14-13	2-7
11 	February 15th, 2014	Miami 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 14-17	2-8
12 	February 22nd, 2014	Louisville 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 17-21	2-9
13 	March 4th, 2014 	North Carolina	NR 	Kenan Memorial Stadium, Chapel Hill, NC	L 21-24	2-10
14 	March 7th, 2013 	Bye 	NR 	N/A 	Bye 	2-10
=== 2014 Season ===
==== Schedule ====
Week 	Date 	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result 	Record
1 	March 29, 2014	Penn State 	NR 	Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA 	L 7-21 	0-1
2 	April 3, 2014 	Bye 	NR 	N/A 	Bye 	0-1
3 	April 19, 2014	#14 Georgia 	NR 	Sanford Stadium, Athens, GA 	L 0-38 	0-2
4 	April 24, 2014	ECU 	NR 	Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, North Carolina	W 27-7 	1-2
5 	May 3, 2014 	Auburn 	NR 	Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL 	L 10-14	1-3
6 	May 10, 2014 	Georgia Tech 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 17-21	1-4
7 	May 17, 2014 	#24 North Carolina	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 14-10	2-4
8 	May 24, 2014 	#25 Miami 	NR 	Sun-Life Stadium, Miami, FL 	W 28-24	3-4
9 	May 31, 2014 	Duke 	NR 	Wallace Wade Stadium, Durham, NC 	W 9-7 	4-4
10 	June 7, 2014 	Pittsburgh 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 14-13	5-4
11 	June 14, 2014 	Utah 	#25 	Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UT 	W 23-21	6-4
12 	June 21, 2014 	Louisville 	#23 	Papa John's Cardinal Stadium, Louisville, KY 	W 28-24	7-4
13 	June 28, 2014 	Virginia Tech 	#22 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 7-31 	7-5
Bowl Week	July 16, 2014 	Houston 	NR 	Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL 	W 23-21	8-5
=== 2015 Season ===
==== Schedule ====
Week	Opponent 	Rank	Location 	Result 	Record
1 	Washington State	NR 	Martin Stadium, Pullman, WA 	L 7-13 	0-1
2 	Indiana 	NR 	Memorial Stadium, Bloomington, IN 	W 14-3 	1-1
3 	West Virginia 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	L 33-44	1-2
4 	Kentucky 	NR 	Commonwealth Stadium, Lexington, KY 	L 10-31	1-3
5 	#4 USC 	NR 	Los Angleles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA	L 10-55	1-4
6 	Louisville 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 31-7 	2-4
7 	Pittsburgh 	NR 	Heinz Field, Pittsburgh, PA 	L 10-20	2-5
8 	Duke 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 10-0 	3-5
9 	Bye 	NR 	Bye 	N/A 	3-5
10 	Miami 	NR 	Scott Stadium, Charlottesville, VA 	W 31-21	4-5
11 	Georgia Tech 	NR 	Bobby Dodd Stadium, Atlanta, GA 	L 10-56	4-6
12 	North Carolina 	NR 	Kenan Memorial Stadium, Chapel Hill, NC 	L 24-56	4-7
13 	Virginia Tech 	NR 	Lane Stadium, Blacksburg, VA 	W 10-9 	5-7
==Season Breakdown==
===2013===
The Cavaliers went 2-10 in the initial CFBHC Season. Their only victories came against Wake Forest and Georgia Tech. Coach Npklemm took over mid-season and finished with a 1-4 Record. Chad Dess led the offense rushing for 1,271 yards and 9 Touchdowns. Mike Taylor led the Defense with 4 Tackles and 4 Sacks.
Though the Cavaliers started off struggling, they ended the season in a more strong fashion. They lost their last 3 games by less than 15 points combined, two of those teams were ranked.
===2014===
The Cavaliers finished the 2014 Season at 8-5 and winners of the Russell Athletic Bowl. Their season got off to a shaky start at 1-4. But on the strength of a 6-game winning streak, they were able to secure a bowl bid for the first time in school history. Chad Dess once again led the team as the main focus on offense, but was joined by QB Derrick Barber this time. Chad Dess finished the season with 1,664 rushing yards and 19 TDs. He finished 6th in the Heisman, 2nd in the Doak Walker Award, and was an All-ACC selection for the second straight year. They had the chance to win the Coastal Division in the last week of the season with either a Win over Virginia Tech or a North Carolina loss to Duke. Unfortunately, Virginia Tech blew out the Cavaliers, and North Carolina beat Duke. In their first bowl game, they faced Houston in the Russell Athletic Bowl. Virginia squeaked out a 23-21 win after Houston missed a potential game-winning Field Goal with time expiring.
==Awards By Season==
===2013===
All ACC:
-Chad Dess
-Mike Taylor
===2014===
All ACC:
-Chad Dess
-Preston Gill
All-American:
-Preston Gill
===2015===
All ACC:
-Kevin Jackson