This week, in the interest of progressing through my final collegiate semester, I will take tests on Geoffrey Chaucer and American government.
After a 12-10 victory at No. 9 Syracuse, the Virginia women's lacrosse team returns for an in-state contest against Old Dominion today at 5 p.m.
The ACC announced its 2001 All-ACC Defensive Team yesterday. Its members are Virginia junior forward Adam Hall, Maryland's Juan Dixon, Brendan Haywood of North Carolina, Georgia Tech's Alvin Jones and Shane Battier of Duke. Hall finished Virginia's regular season with 82 defensive rebounds and averaged 5.4 rebounds.
Few athletes have gone through as much turmoil as point guard Donald Hand. Over the course of his Virginia career, the senior from Paterson, N.J., played for two different coaches, watched the player he was brought in with depart and filled several roles for the men's basketball team.
The Virginia baseball team will pack its umbrellas and travel to Norfolk today to face in-state rival Old Dominion. After inclement weather forced the cancellation of Sunday's game against Seton Hall, Virginia (7-4) will make its second road trip of the year to face the Monarchs (3-11) at Bud Metheny Complex. "We went on the road and played well at both spots, at VCU and at Liberty," Virginia coach Dennis Womack said.
Much has been made of the Virginia men's basketball team's sudden ability to cause students to forego classes en masse and camp out for better seats at University Hall.
The Virginia softball team (8-6) snatched a doubleheader from Ohio (9-8) to take first place in the 2001 U.Va.
GREENSBORO, N.C.-The Cavalier women's basketball team battled through foul trouble, led the entire first half, built six different leads of eight points or more and still managed to fall to Florida State, 83-77, in the first round of the ACC Tournament on Saturday. Virginia (20-13) entered the tournament seeded fifth, behind a Seminole team that has had a breakout season, after being picked to finish last in the league in preseason voting.
Foul trouble has been a problem the Cavaliers have avoided for the most part this season, but not however, against Florida State.
COLLEGE PARK, Md.-If you walk into Cole Field House and play one of your worst games of the season, you will probably experience something like what happened to the Virginia men's basketball team Saturday: a 35-point whipping. Behind poor shooting, poor defense and an uninspired performance altogether, the No.
COLLEGE PARK, Md.-When a team goes 7-1 in the conference at home but drops six of eight on the road, the numbers don't lie. As the Virginia men's basketball team travels to Atlanta this weekend for the ACC tournament, their dismal road record pinpoints an aspect of the Cavaliers' game in need of some serious attention.
The No. 3 Virginia men's lacrosse team lost at top-ranked Syracuse on Saturday, 13-7. Although they took the first lead, the Cavaliers (1-1) were left down, 6-3, at the half. In the third quarter Syracuse (2-0) took a definitive lead, 9-3, and then finished off the Cavaliers in the fourth quarter to take Virginia to a 13-7 loss that was its worst since the 1995 NCAA Semifinals when the Cavaliers lost to the Orangemen, 20-13. The Cavaliers travel to No.
Fresh off a 13-10 victory against Liberty yesterday, the Virginia baseball team (6-3) looks to continue its winning ways as it hosts Seton Hall (0-3) this weekend.
After a wild and wacky conference regular season, the ACC women's basketball tournament tips off today in Greensboro, N.C. This season has seen not only surprising success stories from the likes of Clemson and Florida State, but also disappointing performances by Virginia and North Carolina.
Now that the home crowd has finished its most successful shanty-town impression in recent memory, the Virginia men's basketball team hits the not-so-friendly road to Maryland for its final game of the regular season.
One thing really stands out if you look at the Virginia men's lacrosse team's defense when they play No.
After the Virginia men's basketball team's victory over North Carolina on Sunday, everyone was expecting a letdown of sorts in Wednesday's game against Clemson.
For the Virginia men's basketball team, Charlottesville is home, sweet home. But for Clemson, it is a completely different story.
I had this really elaborate statistical analysis planned out for this week. It really was top-notch.
The Virginia women's lacrosse team started its season off on the wrong foot yesterday when it fell to William & Mary on the road, 13-10. The Cavaliers (0-1) jumped to a 7-4 halftime lead behind a very balanced attack.
