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Hot stove for a cold winter

When Curt Flood sued Major League Baseball for the right to be a free agent in 1970, he opened the floodgates ? unoriginal pun most definitely intended ? for what would grow into the most exciting offseason in all major sports: MLB?s ?Hot Stove,? the annual winter pursuit of free agents.


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Shabaz, Inglot take title; Stevens makes round of 16 before losing

Featuring players from more than 30 colleges across the country, last weekend?s ITA National Indoor Championships marked the first time Virginia has hosted an event of national championship caliber.On the men?s side of the draw, the doubles team of sophomore Michael Shabaz and senior Dominic Inglot headlined the weekend for the Cavaliers at the Boyd Tinsley Courts at the Boar?s Head Sports Club.


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Deacons terrorize Cavaliers in weekend tilt

For the fifth straight game, the Virginia football team gave up a score on its opponent?s opening drive.In every one of these games before their contest at Wake Forest Saturday, the Cavaliers managed to recover to take a win or send the contest to overtime.


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Three articles in one

A favorite method of all sportswriters for hooking the reader into an article is to capture a particular moment or sequence of a game that is defining or epitomizes the game?s theme in some way.


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Women

The Virginia women?s soccer team fell to Virginia Tech in the semifinals of the ACC Tournament Friday night at the WakeMed Soccer Park.


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After a big win last weekend, Virginia?s top runners will be getting some well-deserved rest.


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Team features three top-25 wrestlers

Expectations are through the roof as the Virginia wrestling team is set to start its season this weekend.?If we don?t have at least three All-Americans, I am going to be distraught,? coach Steve Garland said.This is how confident the Cavaliers are as they begin their season.


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The Peer Health Education program is made up of students who work to empower their peers to develop healthier habits. Evie Liu, current Outreach Coordinator of PHE and fourth-year college student, discusses the role of PHE in promoting a “community of care” in the student body and expands on the organization’s various initiatives.