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Baseball blasts Princeton 14-4 in make-up game

By Matthew Morris | March 20, 2014

Virginia junior second baseman Branden Cogswell led off the bottom of the first inning of the No. 5 Cavaliers’ Thursday afternoon game against Princeton with groundball that rocketed off the lip of the infield grass for a surprise single. He accepted a free pass from junior right-hander Nick Donatiello to lead off the third. Two innings later, he squared up a second base hit, once more in Virginia’s first at-bat of the frame.

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Through the other teams' eyes

March 20, 2014

This season is the first time in 21 years the Chanticleers have earned an NCAA Tournament bid, as coach Cliff Ellis — who spent 10 years as the coach of both Clemson and Auburn — became just the 10th coach to lead four different Division I programs to the NCAA Tournament. No recent Coastal Carolina team has played with as much chemistry as the 2013-14 Chanticleers, and the team becomes very dangerous when players communicate and make smart passes.

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Cavaliers earn comeback win against JMU, 12-10

By Robert Elder | March 19, 2014

No. 14 Virginia (4-5, 0-2 ACC), which has been on the receiving end of several second half runs this season, turned the tables and responded with a 7-0 run lasting throughout much of the second half to steal a 12-10 victory against the Dukes (4-4, 0-0 CAA).

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Oklahoma City, NCAAs await wrestlers

By Matthew Wurzburger | March 19, 2014

No. 12 Virginia wrestling reaches the end of its long, hard journey at the NCAA Championships this week in Oklahoma City, Okla. Three days’ worth of nonstop wrestling against the nation’s best awaits them, and the ultimate prize of being called a national champion is on the line.

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No. 1 Seed Cavs open NCAA Tournament play

By Michael Eilbacher | March 19, 2014

The Virginia men’s basketball team won an ACC regular season title, an ACC Tournament title and locked up a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament Sunday. With all these achievements behind them, the Cavaliers have a little time to rest on their laurels — right? Senior forward Akil Mitchell summed up the reality in five words: “You don’t know Coach Bennett.”

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Softball hosts Fordham following rough week

March 19, 2014

The Virginia softball team will welcome Fordham to The Park for a doubleheader Thursday. The games come following a Wednesday cancellation of the series against ACC rival Maryland because of adverse field conditions.

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Virginia seeks strong end to season at NCAAs

By Robert Elder | March 19, 2014

This season, the Virginia women’s swim and dive team has been one to remember. Under first year coach Augie Busch, the Cavaliers not only won their seventh consecutive ACC title, but also shattered the record books in the process. Now, the long season which began with its first meet in October has one more stop for No. 7 Virginia — Minneapolis, Minn., for the NCAA women’s swimming and diving championships.

Coach Tony Bennett and his first-seeded Cavaliers are surely all in as they play for a national championship. Virginia fans shouldn’t hedge their bets, either, writes columnist Fritz Metzinger.
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Cut the Hedges

By Fritz Metzinger | March 18, 2014

On Monday, Virginia alumnus Ian Cohen wrote a story for Grantland entitled “In Praise of Virginia: The Mediocre, Miraculous No. 1 Seed.” With respect to Mr. Cohen, I disliked the article.

As redshirt sophomore guard Malcolm Brogdon and the Virginia men’s basketball team get set for the NCAA Tournament, columnist Kerry Mitchell asks whether our college hoops obsession is healthy. Her response? No, but we’ve still got to watch.
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Coping with March Madness

By Kerry Mitchell | March 18, 2014

On Sunday, the Virginia Cavaliers and the hated Duke Blue Devils were locked in a battle for the ages, and I was reduced to a rabid, shaking wreck on the couch. And for what?

Senior midfielder Maddy Keeshan and the Virginia women’s lacrosse team, who play James Madison Wednesday night, are still waiting to take off in 2014. The No. 6 Cavaliers have four losses against top-10 teams. Keeshan, who led Virginia with 18 caused turnovers last year, is fifth on the team with 15 points.
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Virginia looks to turn season around

By Robert Elder | March 18, 2014

The first few weeks of the 2014 season have proved to be a difficult challenge for Virginia. The Cavaliers, faced with one of the nation’s toughest schedules, lost four games against top-10 ranked opponents, including multiple in which the opponent’s second half run sunk a chance for a Virginia victory.

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Fifth-ranked rowing dominates in spring season opener

By Peter Nance | March 17, 2014

Finally back on the water after a long winter, the No. 5 Virginia women’s rowing team opened the spring season this weekend in Tennessee at the Oak Ridge Cardinal Invitational. The Cavaliers swept the 21 races they competed in across the two-day event, a great start for their bid to win the NCAA title for the third time in five years.

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A tradition unlike any other

By Zack Bartee | March 16, 2014

Back in Charlottesville, hours after the confetti was swept off the floor of the Greensboro Coliseum, it still doesn’t feel real. The Virginia Cavaliers, 2014 ACC Tournament champions.

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No. 7 Men’s lacrosse unbeaten streak ended

By Ryan Taylor | March 16, 2014

The No. 7 Virginia men’s lacrosse team dropped its first two games of the season over the break, falling to No. 15 Cornell and No. 11 Notre Dame. The Cavaliers now sit at 6-2 overall and an even 1-1 in conference play.

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