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Cavaliers take No. 16 spot at Mason Rudolph tourney

Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn. the Virginia men's golf team shot a 307 (+23) to finish the Mason Rudolph Collegiate with a total score of 606 (+38) and a 16th place finish. Individually, sophomore Brad Tilley shot a 76 (+5) for a two-day total of 146 (+4), which put him in a tie for 21st place.


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Cavaliers suffer 3-2 overtime loss to Tribe

After losing twice to William & Mary last season, including a loss that knocked them out of the 2002 NCAA post-season in the second round, the Virginia men's soccer team (4-4, 2-0 ACC) desperately wanted a win over the Tribe (5-2). Yet the No.


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Award season arrives as World Series approaches

It's that time of year again. The leaves are starting to change colors and I am consumed with pennant races. As the baseball season comes to an end, it's time to start handing out some proverbial hardware (since I don't actually have any real hardware to present). My personal write-in ballot looks a little something like this. National League MVP Who Should Win: Barry Bonds Who Will Win: Barry Bonds Although Cardinals do-it-all man Albert Pujols made history with another terrific year in only his third in the big leagues, Bonds is in a stratosphere of his own.


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Band director drums up interest

The era of the Cavalier marching band unofficially kicked off Monday as future band director William Pease began a week-long visit to Charlottesville in hopes of sparking band interest.


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How the rest of the ACC fared

Clemson 39, GA Tech 3 -- Clemson quarterback Charlie Whitehurst threw for 298 yards and three touchdowns in the Tigers' road win. NC State 49, Texas Tech 21 -- The Wolfpack defense allowed 681 total yards, but N.C.


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