Forgive Dr. Bob Rotella, the renowned sports psychologist, if the phone call has escaped his memory.
Virginia performed strongly in its home tournament.
All four Virginia golfers placed inside the top 15 in a field of 86.
Virginia seemed within striking distance after two rounds but collapsed in the third.
Virginia showed improvement after a rocky start to the season a couple weeks ago.
Chang seems to be of two minds regarding his ace.
For the first time in six years, a Cavalier recorded a hole-in-one.
Virginia's blistering start faded as the weekend progressed.
The Cavaliers battled back to finish in the top three after a difficult opening round.
The Cavaliers finished in a tie for third place in San Antonio.
The Cavaliers struggled in the opening round but rebounded to grab their first event win of the fall season.
Two alumni and one current student played in the same grouping.
Virginia fell to the eventual national national champion, but once again assembled a strong season with an even brighter future ahead.
Virginia will head to the National Championship in Carlsbad, Calif., with a chance to make history.
Led by key contributors, men's golf is on the rise.
