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Wake Forest dominates Cavs from tip

WINSTON-SALEM -- Shocked, dazed, stunned. All words suitable for the feeling the men's basketball team had after Wake Forest came out firing Saturday afternoon. Down 35-10 after just 10 minutes of play, the Cavaliers spent the rest of the afternoon scratching and clawing their way back into the game.


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Late surge lifts Cavaliers over Deacons

WINSTON-SALEM -- The Cavaliers stole a road win from Wake Forest Sunday, squeaking by the Demon Deacons, 62-61. After being dominated by their opponents almost the entire game, Virginia came back to capture and hold on to the lead in the final 13 seconds of the contest.


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UTEP removes Virginia from schedule

Despite an unofficial agreement, the Cavalier football team will not face the University of Texas El Paso Miners in 2004. The two schools had agreed to play in El Paso this year and in Charlottesville in 2005, but new Miners coach Mike Price has decided the Cavaliers don't fit into his plans for the next couple of seasons. Virginia must now find an eleventh game to fill its 2004 schedule.


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Heels spoil Virginia's effort, 75-70

Virginia had the No. 10 Tar Heels exactly where they wanted them -- until the last 20 seconds of the game. After keeping UNC's star freshman Ivory Latta under wraps for almost the entire game, the Virginia defense allowed her to score 10 crucial points in the last six minutes.


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Virginia returns home to face Tar Heels

The Virginia women's basketball team returns to its home turf to play North Carolina tonight in University Hall. The Cavaliers (9-9, 3-4 ACC) are coming off a two-game road trip against ACC opponents and will be hoping to right the ACC ship which took a hit last Sunday against Clemson.


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Wagner named ACC Men's Swimmer of the Week

University of Virginia swimmer, Luke Wagner, was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming and Diving Performer of the Week for his success in last weekend's meets at Duke and North Carolina. Wagner won three individual events and swam on victory in two relays to help the No.


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Competing individually this past Saturday in the 2004 Cleveland State Open, three Virginia wrestlers compiled an 8-4 record in the 165-pound weight class. Junior Will Durkee took first place in the division, going 4-0 with victories over Maryland, Central Michigan and Indiana wrestlers. In capturing the title, No.


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Training places distance team among nation's elite

If you're one of the top high school distance swimmers in the country and you're deciding where to spend your college years, one of the first stops on your tour of college campuses will likely be the University of Virginia. Under the leadership of head coach Mark Bernardino and assistant coach Bill Smyth, Virginia has developed one of the premier groups of distance freestyle swimmers in the country.


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