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12 regular-season games, 8 at home and 4 away, from Aug 29 to Nov 28. 9 in the ACC. Next up: at home against NC State on Aug 29.
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 29 | vs NC State |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 11 | vs Norfolk State | |
| Sep 19 | vs West Virginia | |
| Sep 26 | vs Delaware | TBC |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 3 | at Florida State | TBC |
| Oct 10 | vs Syracuse | TBC |
| Oct 17 | at SMU | TBC |
| Oct 23 | vs Duke | |
| Oct 31 | at Wake Forest | TBC |
| Date | Opponent | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Nov 14 | vs California | TBC |
| Nov 21 | vs North Carolina | TBC |
| Nov 28 | at Virginia Tech | TBC |
Virginia plays 12 regular-season games in 2026, 8 at home (7 at Scott Stadium, 1 at Bank of America Stadium) and 4 away, opening on Aug 29 and finishing on Nov 28. 9 of them are ACC games and 3 are not — which is the shape of a college season: a short non-conference run, most of it early, and then two months inside the conference. The longest run at home is 4 games, from Aug 29 to Sep 26; the longest run on the road is 1, from Oct 3 to Oct 3.
The non-conference games are against Norfolk State on Sep 11, West Virginia on Sep 19, Delaware on Sep 26. Those opponents are not in the ACC, so they do not appear as rows on the conference grid — a cell naming one carries a dotted underline there to say so. They are part of this team's season all the same, which is why they are on the grid at all rather than left as blank weeks.
Kick-off times are shown in your own timezone rather than US Eastern time — detected automatically, and overridable in the “Times in” control above. A Saturday-evening game in the United States is the small hours of Sunday morning across Europe, and a game that crosses midnight carries a +1 so it cannot be mistaken for the same evening. 8 of these games have no confirmed kick-off time yet and show a “?” rather than a guess. To see how Virginia's season compares with the rest of the conference — who has the harder stretch, and whose non-conference run is heaviest — the full ACC grid puts all 17 teams side by side.
Virginia's next game is at home against NC State on Aug 29. The list below shows every remaining game, with kick-off times in your own timezone.
12 regular-season games: 8 at home (7 at Scott Stadium, 1 at Bank of America Stadium) and 4 away, from Aug 29 to Nov 28. 9 are against ACC opponents and 3 are not. Conference championship games, bowls and the College Football Playoff are not included.
3 games: Norfolk State on Sep 11, West Virginia on Sep 19, Delaware on Sep 26. Those opponents are not in the ACC, so they have no row of their own on the conference grid — they are marked there with a dotted underline, and named in full on this page.
Because the networks have not chosen it yet. 8 of 12 games have a date but no confirmed time; college football kick-offs are fixed a week or two ahead, and a game can still move to a different day. Those carry a "?" instead of a time, because a placeholder you could not tell from a real time would be worse than none.
Yes — one game: Bank of America Stadium on Sep 19. A neutral venue shows no stadium clock in the game details, because its timezone is not the home team's.
Every confirmed kick-off on this page is converted to the timezone your browser reports, with a manual override in the "Times in" control. College football is published in US Eastern time, so a Saturday-evening game there starts in the small hours of Sunday across Europe, and those carry a +1 mark.
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