Alright, Bud Elliott, Engel Smith here back for another edition of the Noel Cast and that's

tonight. We will be previewing the game against the Virginia Cavaliers who are 2-0 and having

a pretty nice year against the 4-State Seminoles who are 1-1, barely, and are not having quite

as nice of a year as the Cavs, nor as one of their fans expected. And to help us preview this,

we have Caroline Darni, League Manager for SB Nation, and also Editor of Strieking the Long,

the UVA blog, which is really good on the SB Nation blog network, and you should definitely check

that out. Caroline, what's going on? Hey guys, what's happening? I gotta say, if I, you know,

a couple years ago when this game was announced, if you had thought, told me that intro was going

to be how things were laid out, I wanna say to your liar. So it's been a weird switch for Virginia

fans to have this optimism. So it's weird. So going from a situation where Bronco Minn Hall publicly

said, like, this roster doesn't have a whole lot of ACC caliber players on it, to now, that has to

a pretty good feeling. Yeah, absolutely. And one of the things that we've learned about Bronco,

this is his fourth year, he has a mess around. Like, he's a funny guy, but he's a very serious guy.

He's, you know, and I love that part when it comes to football, when it's like, Virginia doesn't

make a lot of dumb mistakes anymore. Under previous regimes, there's been some issues with, you know,

too many men on the field that have cost Virginia games, you know, false starts, dumb things like

that that drive fans nuts. There's luckily less of that under Bronco and a lot that discipline comes

in, but he also will tell you the truth and like, when he doesn't think the players are performing,

but one of the things that he did when he got to Virginia, he inherited a bit of a mess

in the sense that, you know, Mike London didn't really prepare a lot of the depth chart as well as,

I think, fans would have liked to have seen. And so that's something that Bronco is really,

really emphasized. And I think that quote, which has taken a lot of flack. It maybe wasn't as

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