Xander Tilock serves as the lead editor for Virginia on SI. He previously spent four years as a Senior Writer/Sports Editor for The Cavalier Daily, where he authored the publication’s most articles since 2017 and was named Literary Writer of the Year in 2023. Xander has been referenced on ACC Network, Yahoo Sports, Sirius XM ACC Radio, UVA Today, The Virginian-Pilot, and dozens of other publications nationwide. Outside of journalistic endeavors, Xander graduated with distinction from the University of Virginia in 2026. He is also a proud owner of the Green Bay Packers — and for a final twist, you can find him acting, writing, directing, and producing films and plays. Follow Xander on X @xandertilock
It is not often that a player with First Team All-ACC honors remains with the team the following year. Often, those players head to the NBA after receiving dist
Tuesday, Coach Tony Elliott confirmed that starting cornerback Omillio Agard tore his ACL and will miss the rest of the 2026 season. Agard missed the Syracuse g
After a brutal defeat at Florida State, Virginia's season outlook took a major turn for the worse, according to ESPN's Football Power Index. The Cavaliers' win
Halfway through the 2026 regular season, Virginia sits at 4-2 and is sixth in the ACC. It has been a strange campaign in which the Cavaliers have three dominant
Coach Tony Elliott said he is not going to apologize for winning a football game. After all, a win is a win. The thing is, Virginia's victory over Syracuse was
Can Virginia capture an upset win for the first time this year? 1. The Mustangs are beatable, more so than in years past From a distant view, No. 24 SMU looks
Monday, the 2027 Virginia baseball schedule was officially released. There are some true heavyweight battles against recent College World Series programs, plus
Great things are expected of this 2026-27 Virginia men's basketball team. Many analysts, such as CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein, have predicted the Cavaliers to be a
Virginia got back in the win column by beating Syracuse. It was expected that the Cavaliers would win comfortably. That did not happen. A rainstorm dragged this
The Cardiac Cavaliers are back. Well, at least to some extent. Virginia football provided some of the stress and excitement reminiscent of the 2025 season in it
There times in this game in which Virginia looked like it was not going to be competitive. Then the Cavaliers won anyway. It was about belief, and complimentary
When it rains, it pours — and Virginia football has learned that the hard way. These Cavaliers (4-2, 2-1 ACC) have made self-inflicted errors that snowballed in