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Virginia senior guard Faith Randolph, now back from a broken thumb, recorded her first career double-double with 13 points and 13 boards Sunday in a 65-48 win against Clemson.
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Pink-clad Cavaliers defeat Clemson

Garbed in pink jerseys, headbands and shoes to raise awareness for breast cancer and to honor former North Carolina State Coach Kay Yow, who passed away in 2009 after a 22-year fight against the disease, the Virginia women’s basketball team hosted Clemson Sunday.


Senior Robbie Coman is one of 18 returners from Virginia's College World Series championship team.
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Stepping up to bat

Of the 29 Cavaliers who were part of the first national championship program in Virginia baseball history, only 18 are returning for the 2016 season. Joining them will be 17 rookie players.


Junior guard London Perrantes didn't even attempt a three pointer in the 62-63 loss at Duke. Monday night against NC State, Perrantes drained five of eight shots from beyond the arc, including trifectas on three straight Cavalier possessions in the second half.  
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Defense limits ACC scoring leader to 14 points, two assists

With less than 48 hours between the final buzzer and Monday’s opening tip, No. 7 Virginia did not have long to process the controversial ending to Saturday’s loss to Duke. The Cavaliers (21-5, 10-4 ACC) took an early body blow from NC State but regrouped and suffocated the life out of the Wolfpack (13-13, 3-10 ACC) in the second half en route to a 73-53 victory inside John Paul Jones Arena.


Senior Ryan Shane dropped his singles match in a tiebreaker to North Carolina junior Brayden Schnur. Shane and the Cavaliers saw their streak of 140 consecutive ACC wins snapped Monday. 
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Men's tennis falls to North Carolina

The top-ranked Cavalier men’s tennis team fell to North Carolina in the ITA National Men’s Indoor final Monday. As the tournament’s top seed, Virginia was favored over the third-seeded Tar Heels, but ultimately suffered a hard-fought loss by a final score of 4-2.

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