Harper commits to join Cav men's basketball
By Chip Knighton and Jim Reedy | October 5, 2000The Virginia men's basketball team received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-3 guard Jermaine Harper yesterday, but waved goodbye to two prominent targets.
The Virginia men's basketball team received a verbal commitment from 6-foot-3 guard Jermaine Harper yesterday, but waved goodbye to two prominent targets.
Make no doubt about it. LaMont Jordan is the staple of the Maryland offense. He is the Terrapins' all-time rusher and all-purpose yardage leader.
The Virginia field hockey team had two reasons to celebrate last night. Not only was it coach Jessica Wilk's birthday, but the team rebounded from a loss to No.
The Cavalier field hockey team continued its struggle against top teams with a 5-0 loss to No. 1 Maryland Sunday, but Virginia must now try to rebound against Virginia Commonwealth tonight at 7 p.m.
Did I miss something? Did someone announce George Welsh was getting fired? Maybe I'm out of the loop. I've read the now infamous letter Virginia athletics director Terry Holland wrote to the increasingly cantankerous Cavalier fans last week.
The No. 8 Virginia men's soccer team will face a tough test tonight when it takes on the No. 13 James Madison Dukes at 7 p.m.
The still air and mild temperatures at Kl
The Missouri Athletic Club announced yesterday that Virginia men's soccer senior forward Ryan Trout was one of 15 candidates for the Club's prestigious player of the year award.
Today a frustrated and hungry Virginia women's soccer team will face a George Washington team that has won its past two games in a row. The Colonials defeated St.
Joe Paterno was crying. That's like saying Bobby Knight and Miles Brand shared a handle of gin over a game of poker.
"You know, Shakespeare said something about this, didn't he, once? 'Much ado about nothing?'" Virginia coach George Welsh joked at yesterday's press conference in reference to the recent controversy over a letter from Virginia athletics director Terry Holland. Holland posted a letter last Wednesday on TheSabre.com, an independent Virginia sports Web site.
If you missed the radio broadcast of the Cavaliers' 27-10 victory over Wake Forest Saturday, you didn't miss much. Aside from Antwoine Womack's 40-yard touchdown run and Kevin Coffey's 48-yard touchdown catch, Virginia did just enough to take care of business on the field. The question on everybody's minds had to do with what happened off the field this week.
The Virginia women's volleyball team continued its rollercoaster season this weekend, splitting a pair of ACC road matches.
The Virginia women's soccer team left Klöckner Stadium Friday night more than a little frustrated. After a daunting first half that left them down 1-0 to No.
If Alecko Eskandarian continues to play like he did in yesterday's 6-1 Cavalier win against N.C.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.-After three minutes Saturday, the Virginia football team looked on the verge of blowing out Wake Forest, a mediocre conference opponent, in a game where a lopsided win would have allowed all the Cavs, and coach George Welsh especially, to avoid persistent questions about the coach's job security. But 57 minutes of play later, the Cavs had managed only an efficient but unremarkable 27-10 victory, and the questions remained.
Clouds loomed over the University Hall Turf Field yesterday as the Virginia field hockey team hosted No.
Tomorrow evening in Winston-Salem, the Virginia football team will find itself in a must-win situation. Falling to 2-2 (1-1 ACC) with a sound defeat last week at the hands of then-No.
The Cavalier men's soccer team hopes history will not repeat itself Sunday, when N.C. State comes to town for a 1 p.m.
Tonight at 7 p.m., the Virginia women's soccer team will face No. 2 Clemson at Klockner Stadium.