The No. 10 Virginia baseball team could not have asked for a much better start to the season at the Auburn Tournament in Alabama this past weekend. Led by impressive starting pitching, the Cavaliers downed Alabama-Birmingham, No. 23 Auburn and Arkansas State during three consecutive days of tournament play. Virginia (3-0) cannot rest on its laurels, however, as it opens its home schedule against familiar foe VMI in a midweek matin
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