The Cavalier women's soccer team wants to go to California.
Not simply because the fall chill has descended upon Charlottesville, but also because the NCAA Final Four is at San Jose State this year. Winning tomorrow night's second-round game would put the Cavs one step closer to that goal.
Virginia, which received an automatic bye to the second round, will have nine days of rest by tomorrow's 7 p.m. game, while its opponent, UNC-Greensboro, comes to Kl
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