Preston from The Sabre tips off the episode with a recap of his trip to Baltimore to cover Virginia's win over Villanova. He goes over his thoughts on Isaac McKneely's big game, Andrew Rohde's revenge and signs of the new UVA offense working.

Then Greg Madia from The Daily Progress joins to talk UVA football after their loss to Notre Dame. Preston and Greg talk through every angle of the quarterback decision for Tony Elliott as we wait to see who will start against SMU. The guys also go through a long list of mistakes and defensive injuries before turning their focus to what's next, including a primetime kickoff in Blacksburg.

Preston is joined by Michael McGraw from the Preferred Walk-Ons Podcast for a Sabre crossover event to preview Virginia's first test of the season on the court and the Cavaliers trip to South Bend.

First, Preston and Mike discuss one thing they like and on thing they dislike from the first two games under Ron Sanchez. Then a breakdown of UVA and Villanova on Friday night in Baltimore, including who guards Eric Dixon and predictions.

Later, the guys go over the odds Tony Elliott and the Wahoos become bowl eligible and what it would mean for the program. Finally, a preview of the Cavaliers trip to play Notre Dame, including keys to the game, players to watch and predictions.

Another ranked road win for UVA football and Preston from The Sabre is joined by 247 Sports' Jacquie Franciulli to break everything down from an eventful night in Pittsburgh.

Preston and Jacquie deliver their BIG Take from Virginia's win, including hope for a bowl game remaining alive and then hand out the Hoos On Podcast Player of the Game to Jonas Sanker. In the talking points, they discuss a great performance on the defense, young defensive linemen rising up, Xavier Brown finally getting more touches and why they think Anthony Colandrea is actually showing some growth.

Then Preston and Jacquie head over to basketball where the Cavaliers are 2-0 now after a win over Coppin State. They talk about Dai Dai Ames first career start and what it means for the point guard situation moving forward, plus Jacob Cofie continues to amaze.