It looks like a match to me. I'd wait for a couple other folks to chime in and then get rid of it. I have never had a virus take over a full planting of anything, quick removal of the affected plants always got me out of trouble.

Scott

Ive never read or heard about a rabbiteye getting RRV. I have read about and currently experiencing a rabbiteye not establishing the first year and struggling from then on out. I have a Alapaha that was planted in a raised bed last spring. It struggled from the get go. After pulling and amending the bed its still struggling. I have read that if a rabbiteye does not establish the first year then its going to struggle from then on out. Im seeing this first hand.

Thanks for your input, guys. I found one study that detected red ringspot in rabbiteye cultivars (linked below), but, like you mentioned blueboy, most everything else that I've read suggests that they're resistant or immune. For now, I think I'll isolate this particular plant and see how it progresses. It's been in close proximity to a variety of highbush cultivars over the last year, though, and, given their susceptibility, I'm a little concerned about them. Only time will tell, I suppose.

Here is a link that might be useful: Molecular Detection and Discrimination of Blueberry Red Ringspot Virus...