ROANOKE, Va. – The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) unveiled kickoff times and television designations for select early-season and special date football games on Thursday, providing clarity for the 2025 schedules of Virginia Tech and the University of Virginia.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – As part of the announcement of early-season and non-Saturday football television selections, the Atlantic Coast Conference unveiled Thursday (May 29) kickoff times and broadcast designations for five Virginia football games in 2025.

On Thursday, the ACC announced kickoff times and television designations for the first three weeks of the campaign as well as other select dates. The Cavaliers had five game times revealed, including starts for four of its first five home contests of the 2025 season.

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ODU will play N.C. Central for the third time in program history, but the first time since 2010. The Monarchs lead the series 2-0. Other kickoff times will be announced throughout the season. The Monarchs are looking to improve upon last season’s 5-7 record, which included six one-score losses.

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Seeking a Return Trip Seven Cavaliers enter the meet once again seeking to punch their ticket to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Those athletes include Will Anthony, Sophie Atkinson, Margot Appleton, Christiana Ellina, Gary Martin, Celia Rifaterra, Estel Valeanu. Appleton and Valeanu look to punch their third straight ticket to the championships.

The NCAA released the 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament bracket Monday, and Virginia was not among the teams selected for the first time since 2019. With a 32-18 record and 16-11 mark in ACC play, the Cavaliers did not impress the committee enough to earn a spot.

The Cavaliers' football staff 'did their homework' and Virginia landed a commitment from Rustburg's Alex Dunn after he went under-the-radar until the Hoos reached out.