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Greg McElroy previews the ACC Championship between Virginia and Duke, focusing on run game and clock control.
Virginia’s strong ground game is highlighted as a potential edge against Duke’s pass-heavy approach.
Duke’s balance is questioned; the team ranks 97th in rushing and must improve to counter Virginia.
McElroy notes Virginia’s run game and ball control as pivotal factors for success.
Virginia tends to control the clock, a potential strategic advantage in the title game.
Duke’s defense faces a challenge against Virginia’s rushing attack and clock management.
McElroy will not pick a winner but will join the broadcast team for the ACC Championship.
The article references past Virginia-Duke results, including a 34-17 UVA win in Durham.
Duke earned their title game appearance through a complex tiebreaker scenario.
The piece notes potential CFP implications depending on the game's outcome.

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Virginia coach Tony Elliott said there have been talks with Chandler Morris about pursuing an extra year of eligibility, but nothing is determined yet.
Virginia is planning for next year’s quarterback position with Eli, Jae’Oyn Williams, and others while Morris's status remains TBD.
Chandler Morris joined Virginia after stints at Oklahoma, TCU, and North Texas, and he threw for nearly 2,600 yards with 14 touchdowns this season.
Virginia finished the regular season 10-2 and 7-1 in the ACC, setting up a rematch with Duke in the ACC Championship Game.
Virginia’s All-ACC haul included J’Mari Taylor as a first-team running back, among multiple players earning honors.

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Virginia defeated Texas 88-69 in a non-conference matchup, led by improved shooting and ball movement.
Odom praised the balanced offense and the team’s ability to share the ball and get clean looks.
Chance Mallory said the team played with heightened intensity, aiming to prove themselves after a loss to Butler.
Odom noted Texas’ size and described the game as a test for his bigs, with two seven-footers playing well together.
Mallory attributed the spread open floor to Virginia's improved shooting, aiding rim attacks and interior play.
Odom commented on Texas’ pick-and-roll defense, noting Virginia’s multiple attempts to test them.
Odom emphasized the need to defend 24-pressure and maintain rhythm while limiting extended drives.
Odom praised Matas Vetkaitis for his inside contributions and the balance of Virginia's bigs.
The game sets up another challenging non-conference test for Virginia as they prepare for Butler next.

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Virginia secures a key 2027 commitment from Demarcus Brown, a four-star WR from Roanoke, Va.
Brown chose Virginia over finalists including Oklahoma, South Carolina, Vanderbilt and West Virginia.
He cites the staff’s recruitment and the family culture as decisive factors.
Brown highlights a strong relationship with Virginia’s coaches, including Adam Mims and Tony Elliott.
Brown believes Virginia’s program is on the rise under Elliott.
Brown aims to be a centerpiece for Virginia’s 2027 class.
The commitment adds to Virginia’s in-state recruiting success.
Brown attended several programs during the recruitment process, including Clemson and West Virginia.
Brown emphasized faith and family as important factors in his decision.
The commitment marks an early keystone for Virginia's 2027 class.

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