Wahoo Central Podcast

A native of Northern Virginia, Justin Speros is heading into his third season on UVA head football coach Tony Elliott's staff. With show host Jeff White, Speros details his responsibilities as the Wahoos' director of recruiting.

He was an NCAA runner-up as a UVA senior and now oversees the wrestling program at his alma mater. With show host Jeff White, longtime head coach Steve Garland discusses the Wahoos' season and previews their Friday night dual versus Virginia Tech at John Paul Jones Arena.

The advent of Name, Image and Likeness has transformed college sports. The official NIL collective of UVA Athletics is Cav Futures, whose executive director, Lo Davis, joins show host Jeff White for a conversation about his organization and its mission.

In her first season on the UVA women's basketball team, point guard Kymora Johnson has established herself as one of the ACC's most promising young players. With show host Jeff White, the former St. Anne's-Belfield star talks about growing up near John Paul Jones Arena and her journey to the University.

The spring season starts Thursday for UVA women's tennis, and head coach Sara O'Leary joins covers multiple topics with show host Jeff White, including her expectations for her veteran-laden team.

He's already a three-time first-team All-American, and attackman Connor Shellenberger still has another season at Virginia. With show host Jeff White, Shellenberger details his offseason regimen and the Wahoos' pursuit of the program's eighth NCAA title.

One of the leaders of the Virginia women's basketball team, graduate student London Clarkson is thriving under head coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton. Clarkson, who began her college career at Florida State, discusses her UVA experience in her conversation with show host Jeff White.

The UVA football program received some great news recently when it learned that three of the team's top players—defensive tackle Jahmeer Carter and defensive ends Kam Butler and Chico Bennett Jr.—would be returning for the 2024 season. They join show host Jeff White to discuss their decisions and look ahead to next year.

The Boar's Head Resort includes the McArthur Squash Center, home to two of the nation's top college teams: the UVA women and the UVA men. The longtime head coach of those programs, Mark Allen, joins show host Jeff White to talk about the Hoos' rise to prominence and their play this season.

He spent only two years at UVA, but Bryce Perkins ranks among the most impactful players in program history. He starred at quarterback for the Hoos in 2018 and '19 and helped them reclaim the Commonwealth Cup in his final season. With show host Jeff White, Perkins reflects on his Virginia career and looks ahead to Saturday's showdown at Scott Stadium.