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Rebirth?

Three years ago last month, I started my first semester as a student here at Mr. Jefferson's University.


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Hungry foes await Cavs

[caption id="attachment_45083" align="alignleft" width="291" caption="Entering the Ohio Volleyball Tournament, senior outside hitter Simone Asque leads the team with 69 kills.


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Will the real Tiki Barber please stand up?

Flabbergasted. That's the word Tiki Barber's agent, Mark Lepselter, used to describe how he felt about his client not getting the opportunity to make an NFL roster this offseason, save for a single workout with the Dolphins in early August.


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Are you ready for some football?

During the next 20 or so Sundays, I will fail to get any homework done. If my personal trend continues, I will watch more football this season than last year or any year before.


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Stith commits to Cavs

[caption id="attachment_44964" align="alignleft" width="202" caption="B.J. Stith's father, former Cavalier basketball great Bryant Stith, led Virginia to four consecutive 20-win seasons from 1989 to 1992.


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Another season underway

Finally. We've been through 236 days of the longest offseason in memory, but, at long last, college football is back complete with actual kickoffs, touchdowns, head-jarring hits and everything else that makes us love the sport of football.


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Cavs see mixed results

[caption id="attachment_44917" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="Junior forward Britt Knouse notched the Cavaliers' lone goal during their 4-1 loss against Old Dominion Sunday.


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A tale of two teams

It's the 2009 season opener, and William & Mary cornerback B.W. Webb is intercepting Virginia quarterback Jameel Sewell for the third time.


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Cavs blank Sun Devils, Dragons

[caption id="attachment_44830" align="alignleft" width="254" caption="Junior midfielder Julia Roberts has notched three goals and three assists in six games this season.


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Professional amateurs

ACC Commissioner John Swofford addresses a hall filled with reporters, attempting to convince the room that his conference's recent NCAA infractions are an aberration, not a trend. "Any time one of our schools has an NCAA problem, wherever it is, whichever one it is, I'm disappointed and concerned because that's not who we are as a league," he said. Swofford paints a picture of the ACC as a balanced conference - one that may not have produced recent national championships, but still prides itself on sending players to the NFL.


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The helping hands

Virginia's four-way quarterback competition dominated preseason press, but perhaps more important than the arm throwing the ball are the hands which will catch it. "I think the better our receivers are in running their routes, the better it's going to make it for those young quarterbacks to throw where they're supposed to throw," coach Mike London said.


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Leaving a legacy

A bowl game - it's in the forefront of collegiate players' minds all across the nation. And while many gridiron warriors mask their desires for a coveted postseason appearance with a one-game-at-a-time attitude, wide receiver Kris Burd and the rest of the seniors on the Virginia football team are not shying away from the fact that they are already freeing up their schedule during the months of December and January. "Our first year, we went to the Gator Bowl, and I feel like you're not really experiencing college football without going to a bowl game," Burd said.


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Tilts to test Cavs

[caption id="attachment_44708" align="alignleft" width="157" caption="Freshman midfielder Eric Bird earned the praise of coach George Gelnovatch after displaying crisp passing skills during Virginia's 7-1 rout of Richmond Monday.

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