Jerry Ratcliffe is a Virginia Sports Hall of Famer and the President & CEO of JerryRatcliffe.com. He is a renowned writer and publisher, focusing on UVA and ACC sports. With a passion for golf and authorship, Jerry is also a Heisman voter and podcast host.
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Jerry Ratcliffe's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the University of Virginia and its athletic programs. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories related to college football, college basketball, portal transfers, and sports recruiting.
If you are looking to reach out to Jerry Ratcliffe with a pitch for an article or expert commentary, it would be best to offer insights into local sporting events involving the University of Virginia or developments in college football and basketball that directly impact UVA. Providing information about recent portal transfers or sports recruiting news related specifically to UVA would also likely garner his attention.
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Host Jerry Miller and Hall of Famer Jerry Ratcliffe were bombarded with so many comments and questions during Tuesday morning’s live, 70-minute show, that they couldn’t get to them all.
Gretchen Walsh and Kate Douglass combined to set four world records on the opening day of competition at the World Aquatics Championships in Hungary.
It took a while to get things going, but Virginia made up for it in the second half of its 59-41 win Thursday over Bethune-Cookman at John Paul Jones Arena.
The Virginia Athletics Foundation, Virginia Athletics and Alexis Ohanian announced a transformational gift in support of Virginia Women’s Basketball.
Chandler Morris, who finished fourth in the nation with 31 touchdown passes and almost 4,000 yards through the air for North Texas, has committed to Virginia.
The Tigers drubbed Virginia last season in Memphis and bring one of the nation’s most lethal shooting teams to Charlottesville.
Photos from Wednesday’s Virginia-Memphis game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe photographer Jon Golden.
Virginia had No. 21 Memphis on the ropes midway through Wednesday’s tilt at John Paul Jones Arena, but the Tigers clawed back and held on late for a 64-62 victory.
Penny Hardaway decided to slap a fullcourt press on Virginia for the second half in order to speed up the slowest-paced team in major college basketball.
A generous anonymous donor has pledged to match every dollar contributed to the Football Enhancement Fund, up to $3 million.
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