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Billet may transfer

The Rutgers University Sports Information Web site reported yesterday that Virginia has been granted permission to contact Scarlet Knight 6-foot-1 point guard Todd Billet regarding the possibility of his transferring to play men's basketball for the Cavaliers. Billet, a sophomore, led the Scarlet Knights in the 2001 season in scoring average, with 16.6 points.


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Men's tennis obliterates Terps in final ACC match

The Virginia men's tennis team knew it was going to win. But that didn't stop the Cavaliers from avoiding a letdown and putting together one of their most impressive performances of the year. In both teams' last conference match of 2001, Virginia (11-5, 4-4 ACC) completely manhandled Maryland (4-11, 0-8), 7-0, and gave the Terrapins yet another winless ACC season.


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Coaches, athletes criticize proposal

In a meeting Sunday night, University athletes and coaches expressed concern about the Virginia 2020 Strategic Planning Task Force for the Department of Athletics recommendation for radical changes in the athletic department.


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Among the bunkers and greens, Augusta National writes its own stories

Augusta National Golf Club makes few promises. It grants Eldrick Woods no guarantee that he will fist-pump and sandblast his way to another Tiger slam 12 months from now. It offers frequent second-fiddler Phil Mickelson little consolation that the pear blossoms and periwinkles coating Amen Corner will serve as the backdrop for his first major triumph.


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Duquette serves up passion, improvements

Michael Duquette could have been frustrated. He could have been discouraged. He could have given up. But after struggling through a tough 2000 season, the Virginia men's tennis player didn't give in.


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Driscoll misses weekend cut by one stroke

After a surprising score of 68 in the first round, former Virginia golf standout James Driscoll shot a 78 in the second and failed to make the cut at the 2001 Masters in Augusta, Ga. Driscoll, a 2000 Virginia graduate, shot a first-round score of four-under par, the lowest for an amateur since 1983, but then missed the cut by just one stroke.


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Cavaliers look up to Captain Hook

The No. 9 Virginia women's lacrosse team's 15-6 road win over 12th-ranked James Madison on Wednesday cemented Cavalier senior midfielder Mills Hook's status as one of the nation's top offensive players. The historically competitive in-state rivalry between the Dukes and Virginia (7-4, 0-2 ACC) turned into a blowout because Hook decided to dominate in the offensive zone.


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Coming soon to a theater near you:

It was a story that could only have taken place in Hollywood. Now it will! That's right. Faced with the imminent writer's strike, the film industry is looking for easy-to-pen real-life stories that will fill the silver screen with cinematic gold.


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