Clemson blanked the Cavaliers in the second half, becoming the third opponent to do so this season, and cruised to a 34-21 victory at Clemson Memorial Stadium.

For a half, Virginia’s offense looked like what everyone expected 12 weeks ago.

Notes from Virginia’s game against Clemson

Watching from the sidelines as an innocent bystander while his teammates fell to Boston College did not sit well with Mikell Simpson.

Virginia’s defense was clearly aware of the danger of C.J. Spiller coming into Saturday’s game.

Without question, December will have a different meaning at Clemson and Virginia.

If Al Groh wasn’t such a moral man, he’d probably be tempted to sell his soul for an offense.

Scattershooting around the ACC, wondering if Virginia can keep from getting blown out in Death Valley on Saturday ...

From dugouts and dogpiles to touchdowns and tackles, Kyle Parker has already experienced an array of athletic memories in college that many experience only in dreams.

No. 14 UVa, behind a well-balanced scoring attack, atoned for a poor loss to N.C. State on Thursday night with a 3-0 win over Strosberg’s crew.

Clemson, thanks to a slightly fluky goal late in the first half by Mike Mattson, shocked No. 11 UVa, 1-0, to notch its first win of the season.

Tonight, the No. 11 Wahoos host winless Clemson (0-5-1, 0-2-0 ACC) in a matchup that has all the makings of a “trap game.”

Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting that Al Groh was in a humorous mood during his Monday press conference ...

A pitch that had vanished from Andrew Carraway’s arsenal became an ace up his sleeve Thursday night.

Instead, upset-minded Georgia Tech dominated play in the lane and stunned Clemson 86-81. It was the third time in the last four years that the No. 12 seed had scored an opening-round upset in this tournament.