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Football prepares for Terps

Virginia looks to take its ninth straight win against Maryland tomorrow, but the Terps, led by onetime Heisman hopeful LaMont Jordan, hope for revenge after a devastating last-second loss to the Cavs a year ago.


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Men's soccer grabs timely win

Once again, JMU stood for Just Missed U.Va. In a double overtime thriller, James Madison lost for the first time this season, 3-2, to the Virginia men's soccer team.


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Top Terp Fights Hype

Make no doubt about it. LaMont Jordan is the staple of the Maryland offense. He is the Terrapins' all-time rusher and all-purpose yardage leader.


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Field hockey looks to bounce back

The Cavalier field hockey team continued its struggle against top teams with a 5-0 loss to No. 1 Maryland Sunday, but Virginia must now try to rebound against Virginia Commonwealth tonight at 7 p.m.


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MAC announces award nominees

The Missouri Athletic Club announced yesterday that Virginia men's soccer senior forward Ryan Trout was one of 15 candidates for the Club's prestigious player of the year award.


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Welsh responds to Holland letter

"You know, Shakespeare said something about this, didn't he, once? 'Much ado about nothing?'" Virginia coach George Welsh joked at yesterday's press conference in reference to the recent controversy over a letter from Virginia athletics director Terry Holland. Holland posted a letter last Wednesday on TheSabre.com, an independent Virginia sports Web site.


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Don't wave goodbye to Welsh just yet

If you missed the radio broadcast of the Cavaliers' 27-10 victory over Wake Forest Saturday, you didn't miss much. Aside from Antwoine Womack's 40-yard touchdown run and Kevin Coffey's 48-yard touchdown catch, Virginia did just enough to take care of business on the field. The question on everybody's minds had to do with what happened off the field this week.


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Football cruises to 17th straight win over Deacs

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.-After three minutes Saturday, the Virginia football team looked on the verge of blowing out Wake Forest, a mediocre conference opponent, in a game where a lopsided win would have allowed all the Cavs, and coach George Welsh especially, to avoid persistent questions about the coach's job security. But 57 minutes of play later, the Cavs had managed only an efficient but unremarkable 27-10 victory, and the questions remained.

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