How to Watch UVA Football Games This Season

As a fan of the University of Virginia Cavaliers football team, you won‘t want to miss any of the action this season. Fortunately, there are many ways to tune in and cheer on your Hoos, whether you‘re in Charlottesville or anywhere else in the country. This comprehensive guide covers all the options for following UVA football in 2021 – on TV, online, on the radio or in person at Scott Stadium.

Watching on TV

For UVA fans with cable or satellite TV subscriptions, the easiest way to catch games is through the ACC Network (ACCN). This dedicated sports channel airs a majority of UVA‘s matchups, though some non-conference games may appear on channels like ESPN, Fox Sports or your local CBS or NBC affiliate.

To find the channel for ACCN in your area, check with your TV provider or use the channel finder tool on GetACCN.com. Make sure to check the schedule ahead of time, as broadcast schedules can vary week-to-week.

Streaming Online

Don‘t have cable but still want to watch the Cavaliers online? No problem! Here are some top options for live streaming UVA games without a cable subscription:

  • ACC Network Extra – Get ACCN live streams and on-demand replays with an ESPN+ subscription ($5.99/month). You can watch online or via the ESPN app.
  • Hulu + Live TV – Access ACCN and 60+ other sports and entertainment channels for $54.99/month. Free trial available.
  • YouTube TV – ACCN is included in YouTube TV‘s 85+ channel package for $64.99/month. Also offers unlimited DVR storage and simultaneous streams.
  • fuboTV – Over 100 channels including ACCN for $64.99/month. Cancel anytime.
  • Sling TV – Get ACCN on Sling‘s Orange & Blue package for $50/month. Use this guide to check availability in your area.

When it‘s time for the game, simply visit your streaming provider‘s website or launch the app to start watching. Log in with your subscription credentials and find ACCN in the channel lineup.

Listening on the Radio

Can‘t watch the game live? Tune in on the radio! UVA football radio broadcasts are available on the Virginia Sports Radio Network. In Charlottesville, you can tune into WINA 1070 AM or 96.1 WWWV FM. See the full list of affiliates around the state.

You can also access the live radio broadcast online with a TuneIn Radio subscription or by using the TuneIn app.

Watching Replays and Highlights

Missed the game live? Want to rewatch highlights? The ACC Digital Network on YouTube and the ACCNX channel on Twitter are great sources for game replays, condensed games, player and coach interviews, press conferences, analysis shows and more UVA football content on-demand.

Attending Games at Scott Stadium

Of course, the most exciting way to experience UVA football is to see the Hoos live in action at Scott Stadium in Charlottesville! Here‘s what you need to know about taking in a game:

  • Getting Tickets – Single game and season tickets can be purchased through the Virginia Athletics Ticket Office online, via phone at 434-924-8821 or in person at Bryant Hall on Grounds. Use this seating chart to pick your section.
  • Parking – Parking lots open 4 hours before kickoff. Fans are encouraged to purchase parking passes online in advance. Free parking is also available at the Fontaine Research Park.
  • Tailgating – Tailgating is permitted in designated lots with certain rules and regulations.
  • Game Day Experience – Enjoy team walkthroughs, live music, food vendors and kids activities like face painting and inflatables. Be sure to arrive early and take part in traditions like singing the Good Ole Song!

With capacity limits lifted, 2021 is a great year to pack Scott Stadium and get the full Virginia football experience. "Wahoo-wa!"

UVA Football Schedule

Wondering who the Cavaliers will be facing this season? Here are some key dates and matchups in UVA‘s 2021 football schedule:

  • Sept 4 – UVA vs William & Mary (season opener)
  • Sept 18 – UVA vs North Carolina (ACC Coastal rivalry game)
  • Nov 13 – UVA vs Notre Dame
  • Nov 27 – UVA vs Virginia Tech (Commonwealth Cup)
  • Dec 4 – ACC Championship Game (if qualified)

View the full 2021 schedule here. Single game tickets can be purchased through Virginia Athletics.

FAQs and Troubleshooting

Run into issues accessing UVA games? Here are some handy tips:

Q: The live stream keeps buffering – what should I do?

A: Try lowering the resolution quality or closing other tabs and apps using bandwidth. Connect your device directly to the router via ethernet if possible for faster speeds.

Q: I‘m getting a blackout message – why can‘t I watch the game?

A: Broadcasting restrictions may black out live games in certain regions. Use a VPN to bypass location restrictions and watch from anywhere.

Q: The game isn‘t on my cable TV lineup – help!

A: Double check the channel listings for ACCN in your area. If unavailable through cable, sign up for a streaming trial to access the game.

Q: I‘m traveling during the UVA game – how can I watch?

A: Streaming services will allow you to watch from anywhere. Be sure to sign up before your trip. Listening on radio affiliates is also an option.

Can‘t find the answers you need? Contact your service provider‘s customer support or reach out on UVA fan forums.

Ready to watch the Hoos take the field this season? With this guide, you have endless options to catch all the excitement of Virginia Cavaliers football. Find the right fit for you and enjoy the action all season long! Go Hoos!

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