Greg Madia
UVa Sports Reporter at The Daily Progress
University of Virginia beat writer at The Daily Progress. Heisman Trophy and AP Top 25 voter. Jersey native. Loyal Mets fan.
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dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
The first impression Josiah Teasley made earlier this month fueled his path forward. Teasley, a 6-foot-5, 190-pound wide receiver, committed to Virginia on Monday, joining the Cavaliers’ 2026 recruiting class. But a few weeks before his decision, no one could defend him during the Sabre Showcase — a 7-on-7 tournament — held at UVa and he was a standout in front of the Hoos’ coaching staff.
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roanoke.com | Greg Madia
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Chris Davis is in professional baseball now, but he still finds himself leaning on lessons he absorbed during his two seasons at Duke. Especially, he said, when a potential pressure-packed situation arises. With his Joliet Slammers trailing by a run heading into the bottom of the ninth of their Frontier League tilt against the Mississippi Mud Monsters on Tuesday night, Davis was due to lead off the last-chance inning for the home team.
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roanoke.com | Greg Madia
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Jae’Oyn Williams didn’t need to be guaranteed or promised that he’d stay at his preferred position during his transition from high school to college. He said he only hoped for an opportunity to prove he could play quarterback at the next level. On Thursday, Williams, a standout at St. Frances Academy in Baltimore and a native of Woodbridge, committed to Virginia in large part because the Hoos were prepared to give him that much.
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dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
Chris Pollard is bringing his staff with him from Durham to Charlottesville. On Saturday, Virginia and Pollard officially announced the hiring of pitching coach Brady Kirkpatrick, recruiting coordinator and infielders coach Derek Simmons, recruiting coordinator and hitting coach Eric Tyler, director of player development John Natoli and director of recruiting Brian Sakowski.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
Jae’Oyn Williams didn’t need to be guaranteed or promised that he’d stay at his preferred position during his transition from high school to college. He said he only hoped for an opportunity to prove he could play quarterback at the next level. On Thursday, Williams, a standout at St. Frances Academy in Baltimore and a native of Woodbridge, committed to Virginia in large part because the Hoos were prepared to give him that much.
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The House settlement has #UVa’s NIL collective, @cavfutures, transitioning to become a marketing agency for players, executive director Lo Davis said. “Instead of going to donors, I’ll reach out and go to businesses.” On what’s ahead for Cav Futures: https://t.co/HxGBlxSfbB https://t.co/UkXQE13k2i
RT @cavalierinsider: “I wanted to keep going for the love of the game, and God willing, to have another shot to get back into the NFL.” Rea…
“I am excited for this new adventure at the University of Virginia, but I am leaving a big piece of my heart in Durham.” Updated story on #UVa hiring Duke coach Chris Pollard with statements from Pollard and Blue Devils AD Nina King: https://t.co/ixhnQ0xc7E https://t.co/QHIYmFNHyF
