Three Cavaliers selected in NFL Draft
The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Virginia tight end Chris Luzar in the fourth round of the NFL draft with the 118th pick overall. The biggest tight end available, Luzar was the ninth selected and should be the third-string tight end behind starter Kyle Brady and newly acquired Pete Mitchell.
Two more Cavaliers went in the seventh round. Defensive tackle Monsanto Pope was the 231st overall selection by the Denver Broncos. Injured running back Antwoine Womack, an All-ACC runner his junior year, went six picks later to the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. Womack will not be able to play until 2003 after tearing his ACL in the January Gridiron Classic, but he worked hard this past year to rehab his ankle after he was forced to undergo surgery this past September.
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Crew takes third straight ACC title
Virginia swept all four races in Saturday's ACC championships at Clemson, S.C. The Cavaliers dominated the water winning the first varsity eight race by 18.8 seconds. Virginia compiled 40 points to win the championship for the third straight year. The closest runner up was Duke who finished with 26 points, while Clemson took third with 24, and North Carolina came in last with 10.
Golf takes seventh at ACC championships
Virginia used a strong performance from junior Steve Marino to finish seventh in the ACC championships at the Old North State Club in Uwharrie Point, N.C.
Marino carded a four-under-par 68 to vault into eighth place individually after starting the day in 12th. Marino was five shots off the pace after finishing at six-under-par for the three rounds.
UNC's Dustin Bray won individual honors with an 11-under par 205.
Virginia finished as a team at 10-over-par 874, six strokes behind Florida State and 37 back of winner Georgia Tech.
The top-ranked Yellow Jackets withstood a Sunday charge by N.C. State, as the Wolfpack shot 14-under as a team but fell four strokes short of the win.
Compiled by J.D. Moss and Jason Wise
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