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Second half surge sends Cavaliers on

Cary, N.C. -- One half of Virginia domination spilled over into another half of Virginia goal scoring yesterday, as the Cavaliers knocked Duke out of the ACC Tournament in the first round with a 3-1 victory. While Virginia played faster, smarter and more successfully than the Blue Devils in the first half, the rivals went into the break scoreless.


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Four Virginia men's soccer players honored by ACC

The stellar seasons of four Virginia men's soccer stars were recognized yesterday when junior Hunter Freeman, senior Matt Oliver, freshman Nico Colaluca and freshman Jeremy Barlow were named to the 2004 All-ACC Teams. Defenders Freeman and Oliver were chosen for the All-ACC First Team, and Colaluca, a midfielder, was selected for the All-ACC Second Team.


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Freshmen ready to make impact immediately

With five seniors coming back for Virginia, fans may be asking what will be different about this year's women's basketball team that will allow the Cavaliers to turn their backs on a season in which they went 13-16 and missed the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 21 years.


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In with the old, out with the new

This year's Virginia football team looks to me like a poker player who changed their entire philosophy from just a year or two ago. In the 1998 movie "Rounders," starring Edward Norton and Matt Damon, the conflicts between two divergent poker philosophies marked a central part of the movie.


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Struggling Cavs look to defend title

Heading into the ACC Tournament this week, the Cavaliers are in a different position, but familiar territory. As the reigning ACC men's soccer champions with a 14-4 record, Virginia is a far cry from last year's young and struggling squad that had to capture the ACC championship to ensure a spot in the NCAA tournament.


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Rowing shines at Princeton, novices beat Georgetown

Virginia boats capped a successful weekend on the water by finishing third in both the women's open eight and the women's open four races this past Sunday at the Princeton Chase on Lake Carnegie in New Jersey. The open eight race consisted of 45 boats and was won by Princeton's "A" boat with a time of 16:01.31.


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Cavalier line pulls running game to top

It's smashmouth football, with a twist. Virginia's ground game, which ranks first in the ACC and sixth nationally, relies heavily on pulling linemen instead of more traditional straight-ahead blocking. At 254.8 rushing yards per game, the Cavaliers have improved their average by 124.6 ypg, which if it stands, will be the greatest single season improvement in ACC history.


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Pearman: Mr. Do-It-All

Redskins head coach Joe Gibbs talks about having "character" guys on his football team -- players that will uphold the tradition of the storied franchise and represent the team off the field.


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