West Virginia faces Virginia in Duke's Mayo Classic on Saturday

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Last updated Sep 18, 2026

West Virginia faces Virginia in Duke's Mayo Classic on Saturday
Summary

West Virginia Mountaineers, currently 2-0, prepare to meet 25th-ranked Virginia Cavaliers in the Duke’s Mayo Classic on September 19 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte. Both teams aim for a third consecutive win, with Virginia coming off two significant victories. Key players to watch include quarterbacks Michael Hawkins Jr. and Beau Pribula, both of whom previously transferred from SEC schools and have shown strong performances early in the season.

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  • Kickoff scheduled for September 19 at 7:30 p.m. ET
  • Game played at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte
  • Virginia is ranked 25th in the nation
  • Michael Hawkins Jr. and Beau Pribula are key quarterbacks to watch
  • Both teams are looking for their third straight win
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What they're saying
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We’re 2-0. Say that out loud a couple times, because it still feels good. But after taking care of business against Coastal Carolina and steamrolling UT Martin 52-7, the schedule stops being gentle with us. This week we pack up and head to Charlotte for the Duke’s Mayo Classic against Virginia, and I’m not going […]

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For the first time since 2018 the West Virginia Mountaineers are 2-0 and are looking to be 3-0 which they also haven’t done since the 2018 season. To do so they need to beat the 25th ranked Virginia Cavaliers this Saturday night in the Duke’s Mayo Classic in Charolette, North Carolina! It took a few […]

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