It's been a long road back to the Sweet Sixteen for the Virginia women's basketball team. But what a fun ride it's been.
After losing DeMya Walker and Monick Foote to graduation, most observers were already thinking of this year as a rebuilding season. And once high-scoring guard Erin Stovall jumped ship, the Cavs were left with ... what? Certainly not a team that could contend for a conference championship, much less a deep run in the NCAA Tournament. At least that's what the experts said.
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No. 10 Virginia walloped by Pitt, loses series
By Xander Tilock | 5 hours ago“Just can’t give an offense that's that good, top to bottom, a lot of free bases to go with the way they swing bats,” Pollard said. “They capitalized on it and we were playing uphill the rest of the day.”
‘No one-man projects:’ Aaron Roussell sells winning potential
By Sofie Keppler | 5 hours ago“Twenty-two years into this, there's nothing I'm married to,” Roussell said. “There’s nothing in order of business, of how I do this. You're supposed to be a lifelong learner in every business. That’s in college basketball to a T.”
Smith tosses no-hitter, Call crushes grand slam as Cavaliers clinch NC State series
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