Preston from The Sabre is joined by UVA alum and Barstool's Jake Malasek to recap a no good South's Oldest Rivalry matchup between Virginia and North Carolina.

The BIG Take for the week centers around a missed opportunity on the goal line and the dwindling possibility of a bowl game for the Cavaliers. Also, the guys go through the talking points for UVA from Tony Elliott's apology, offensive struggles and who should start at quarterback going forward.

Then Jake and Preston transition to basketball with opening day right around the corner. Jake recaps his visit to JPJ and gives a vibe check on Virginia basketball under Ron Sanchez, while they also discuss expectations and a player to be excited for this season.

Preston from The Sabre welcomes former UVA quarterback Matt Schaub, a color analyst for the Virginia Sports Radio Network, to breakdown The South's Oldest Rivalry between Virginia and North Carolina.

First Preston and Matt talk about his first season on the radio with the Cavaliers working with John Freeman and Ahmad Hawkins. Then Matt gives his thoughts on this year's Virginia team so far, plus a breakdown of Anthony Colandrea.

Finally, the guys get into a "must-win" game for UVA against UNC and where the Cavaliers can take advantage of the Tar Heel defense, followed by players to watch and predictions.

While one Tony endured a homecoming, the other Tony said goodbye. Preston from The Sabre welcomed Greg Madia from The Daily Progress to recap Tony Elliott's return to Clemson and to discuss what's next after Tony Bennett's emotional retirement press conference.

The guys leadoff with their BIG takes for UVA coming off the Clemson loss and talk about the Cavaliers' quarterback situation and a must-win game against UNC coming up.

Then Preston and Greg take a look back at Tony Bennett's retirement press conference and the why behind him stepping down. Finally, a look ahead to what's next for UVA men's basketball as Ron Sanchez takes the reigns and what are the expectations for Sanchez to keep the job, plus why you never pay attention to "secret" scrimmages.