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Prodigal son leads Gamecock attack

By Joe Lemire | September 5, 2002

Corey Jenkins is the local boy made good. This year he has inherited the South Carolina starting quarterback position and has been added to the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award watch list, given to the best passer in college football each year. One of 12 siblings, Jenkins grew up in an athletic family -- his older brother, Dee, played baseball in the San Diego Padres organization -- and followed the local South Carolina Gamecocks.

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Everybody's an expert, even yours truly

By J.D. Moss | September 5, 2002

How does anyone stay in the football prediction business? Over the past three seasons, according to ESPN.com's Tuesday Morning Quarterback, you are five times more likely to get the Super Bowl winner by drawing a team from a hat than listening to the likes of John Madden and other "experts." That doesn't even include the rest of predictions made every summer that go awry.

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Sports in Brief

By Eric Roper | September 5, 2002

Two former Virginia stars honored by ACC Former Virginia tennis standouts Huntley Montgomery and Brian Vahaly were both selected to the ACC 50th Anniversary men's tennis team, announced yesterday by commissioner John Swofford.

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Freshman carries early and often for Cavs

By Jason Wise | September 4, 2002

"He's great," sophomore guard Mark Farrington said. "He's got amazing speed and a good sense of when to cut." Lundy has gotten more carries than any other player so far this year, and has proven impressive, spinning and cutting past defenders for an average of 3.5 yards per carry. Despite playing against a Colorado State defense that would shut down Colorado's running game a week later, Lundy put up 96 yards in his first collegiate game, although he had more difficulty with the speed of Florida State's defense. "After two games against quality opponents, he's done real well," Virginia coach Al Groh said.

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Virginia rallies to victory over Dukes

By J.D. Moss | September 4, 2002

The Virginia volleyball team bounced back after losing the first game of last night's match to beat James Madison and did not look back, winning 3-1 (24-30, 31-29, 30-25, 30-28) at University Hall. Virginia (2-2) opened poorly, managing only a .069 hitting percentage and seven kills in the opening game as the Dukes (1-3) hit .394. "We just weren't ready to play," Virginia coach Melissa Shelton said.

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Put football aside, let's talk cycling

By Jonny Schwab | September 4, 2002

For my first trial, I've decided not to focus on the com-plex situation in baseball or the upcoming turnaround of Virginia football.Rather, having spent most of the summer in Europe, it's only fair to introduce myself by putting the spotlight on a sport that is highly celebrated overseas but gets much less attention than it deserves in our country:cycling. After studying abroad in Spain for six weeks, I had the honor of attending the final stage of the Tour de France in Paris, the culmination of the three-week event that has come to be the World Cup of bicycling. Thanks to his four-year dominance of the race, all of you must at least know who Lance Armstrong is, something about what he does, and that he had to overcome cancer.

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Virginia plays host to Dukes

By J.D. Moss | September 3, 2002

The Virginia volleyball team will try to build upon a straight-game victory over Texas-Pan American Saturday when it hosts JMU tonight at University Hall at 7 p.m. The Cavaliers (1-2) traveled to Texas to compete in the Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational.

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Cavaliers regroup after injury-plagued game

By Matt Trogdon | September 3, 2002

The status of the Virginia players injured in Saturday's game at Florida State remains uncertain, Virginia head coach Al Groh told reporters at his weekly press conference. During Virginia's (0-2, 0-1 ACC) 40-19 loss to the fifth-ranked Seminoles (2-0, 1-0), approximately 10 players left the game with various degrees of injuries.

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Sports in Brief

By Chip Knighton | September 3, 2002

Former Seminole standout Weinke demoted in Carolina Former Florida State quarterback Chris Weinke, who won the Heisman Trophy in 2000 after leading the Seminoles to the national championship, has been benched by the Carolina Panthers in favor of backup Rodney Peete. Weinke holds the Florida State and ACC records for career passing with 9,839 yards and won the Davey O'Brien and Johnny Unitas quarterback trophies in addition to the Heisman.

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Sudden death goal gives Cavs victory

By Chris Glasser | September 2, 2002

On a day when the field hockey team did not execute particularly well on offense or defense, a perfectly performed corner rescued the Cavaliers from Ohio in sudden death overtime. After leading the entire game, Virginia (1-0) allowed two goals from the Bobcats (0-1) in the last 10 minutes of regulation, forcing the game into overtime with the score tied at 2-2. With a little less than 2:30 remaining in sudden death, senior Cara Unterkofler entered the ball to sophomore Emily Beach, who stopped the ball and shuffled it to senior Kelli Hill. Hill then powered a slap shot from the top of the circle past Ohio goalie Ashley Pitkin to give the Cavaliers a 3-2 victory. Virginia seemingly had the game in hand from the start.

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Seminoles run past Cavs to take win

By Joe Lemire | September 2, 2002

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State chopped up Virginia for the first three quarters on Saturday before quarterback Matt Schaub replaced starter Marques Hagans, and was able to direct the Cavaliers toward three aerial touchdowns in the game's final stanza. The Seminoles (2-0, 1-0 ACC) continued their dominance over both Virginia and the ACC on Saturday, defeating the Cavaliers (0-2, 0-1) 40-19 in front of 79,406 fans at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee, Fla.

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Virginia freshmen go through growing pains

By Jessica Garrison | September 2, 2002

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. By now it should be easy for most students to imagine the first day of college classes -- the confusion, the nervousness, the uncertainty. But for a moment, imagine that on your first day of your first year, still wet behind the ears, you find that all of your classmates are Lawn residents, aspiring Rhodes scholars and future millionaires.

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Sports in Brief

By Sean McLernon | September 2, 2002

Men's basketball to open season against Chaminade The University's men's basketball team will open up the season at the EA Sports Maui Invitational in Hawaii on Nov.

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Field hockey debuts 2002 campaign at home with Ohio

By Chris Glasser | August 30, 2002

As the field hockey team looks ahead to its first game of the season, a home contest scheduled for Saturday against Ohio University, the team merely wants to keep it simple. "What we're trying to do is play really simple," senior midfielder Cara Unterkofler said.

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Virginia set to battle Seminoles on Saturday

By Joe Lemire | August 30, 2002

Both the Virginia Cavaliers (0-1, 0-0 ACC) and the No. 5 Florida State Seminoles (1-0, 0-0) faced game-deciding plays in the closing seconds of their respective openers last week. The Seminoles resisted Iowa State's surge on the last play, tackling quarterback Seneca Wallace at the goal line to preserve their 38-31 win.

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