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Cavaliers advance to NCAA third round

At this point last week, the Virginia women's soccer team had lost four of its last five games and was still recovering from a heart-wrenching loss to Clemson in the first round of the ACC Tournament.


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Cavaliers take no bull from Buffalo in victory

Thomas Jones cranked out another Heisman-worthy performance Saturday, but beleaguered quarterback Dan Ellis stole quite a bit of his thunder with a record-breaking passing day as the Cavaliers rolled to a 50-21 win against winless Buffalo in the home finale. Jones scored twice and rumbled for 221 rushing yards as Virginia (6-4, 4-3 ACC) gained bowl eligibility with its sixth Division I-A victory.


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Going out on top

Angela Hucles has a penchant for auspicious debuts each time she moves up a level in the soccer world.


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Soccer knocks off Terrapins, 2-0

WINSTON-SALEM, NC--The mighty Cavaliers are back. Despite finishing their worst regular season in nearly two decades and finishing last in the ACC, Virginia dominated No.


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Guthridge reinstates Cota, Newby

North Carolina Coach Bill Guthridge announced yesterday that guards Ed Cota and Terrence Newby will be reinstated to the men's basketball team. Newby and Cota were suspended from the team after being charged with misdemeanor assault following a Halloween night brawl.


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Field hockey faces ODU in first round

The Virginia field hockey team will begin its NCAA Tournament run against longtime rival Old Dominion Saturday at College Park, Md. The Cavaliers and Monarchs have bumped heads in the tourney several times.


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Cavs look to boost game vs. Naturals

When the Cavalier basketball team faces the Nantucket Nectar Naturals tonight at 7:30 at University Hall, it will be trying to answer some important questions, one of which is just who will start for the Cavs when the season opens Nov.


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With Election Day looming overhead, students are faced with questions about how and why this election, and their vote, matters. Ella Nelsen and Blake Boudreaux, presidents of University Democrats and College Republicans, respectively, and fourth-year College students, delve into the changes that student advocacy and political involvement are facing this election season.