Virginia is off to a 2-1 start, but its most recent outing saw the Hoos fall to West Virginia. With the regular season's final non-conference game set for Scott Stadium on Saturday, The Best Seat in the House takes stock of UVA football in Week 4. Preston Willett, Sabre contributor and host of the Hoos On Podcast, joined the show for a fan "therapy session" to discuss where things stand following the 38-27 loss to WVU.

On this episode:

  • Virginia started well against West Virginia, but then something changed - what? (1:00)
  • UVA's defensive struggles, ebbs and flows of football season (2:45)
  • Beau Pribula's passing, receivers getting open, more Xavier Brown, and other running back thoughts (8:30)
  • Hardest thing about the loss: is Virginia an ACC title contender? (13:40)
  • Thoughts on the rest of UVA's ACC opponents through Week 3 (19:15)

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