With preseason polls putting the Virginia men's soccer team as high as No. 3, one would figure the Cavs were returning a very solid group of starters. But as the season winds down, the No. 12 Cavaliers are not relying on the wily wits of veterans to win. Instead, they are racing to the regular season finish line on the legs of a pair of first-time starters up top.
As Virginia (11-4-1) gets set to face Providence (4-11-1) Sunday at noon at Kl
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