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Overpriced Pippen may leave 'Blazers in the red

By John Moorehouse | October 5, 1999

In a swap that must undoubtedly have made the "everyone must go" Orlando Magic green with envy, the Portland Trailblazers acquired forward/malcontent Scottie Pippen from the Houston Rockets in exchange for six players. On the one hand, Portland now has a very good starting five. On the other, Houston's pipeline of fresh bodies continues, following the acquisitions of Steve Francis and Shandon Anderson. NBA experts have begun to discuss both teams as contenders for the championship.

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Cantey wins national clay shooting title

By Tracy Berman | October 5, 1999

The University always has boasted many teams that contend for national titles. At times, Virginia even featured National Champions, but it was not until this year that Virginia could claim a national champion in clay shooting among its ranks - not until J.B.

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Cavs look to rebound against Duke

By Bethany Dick | October 5, 1999

With Saturday's devastating loss to Virginia Tech still lingering in the minds of many Virginia football fans, the Cavs realize that they have to put the past behind them. Forget the fact that the slaughter occurred in front of a record crowd of 51,800.

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Women's soccer hopes to spear William & Mary's air assault

By Scott Clayton | October 5, 1999

The Cavalier women's soccer team looks to rebound from Saturday's heartbreaking overtime loss to Clemson tonight at Klöckner Stadium against non-Conference rival William & Mary. The No.

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Men's soccer suffers heartbreaking blow

By Sam Le | October 4, 1999

RALEIGH, N.C. - A miracle Wolfpack shot that trickled through the Cavalier goal with no time left on the clock broke a one-all tie and gave N.C.

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Vick destroys doubters with poise

By Tracy Berman | October 4, 1999

Over the last several weeks, many Cavalier fans have been especially quick to criticize the Virginia football team, especially the quarterback.

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Virginia Tech tramples Cavaliers

By Jed Williams | October 4, 1999

Virginia Tech linebacker Jamel Smith eased back in his chair late Saturday night, knees wrapped in ice, hat on backwards, a smile gleaming from his face.

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Crew team rows its way to Head of Ohio championship

By Tracy Berman | October 4, 1999

The Virginia women's crew team captured the title at the Head of the Ohio Classic Saturday.

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Virginia debacle features disappointing play from all aspects

By Jed Williams | October 4, 1999

I've never been known as someone willing to sing Virginia Tech's raises. And after Saturday night's 31-7 loss to the Hokies, I'm tempted to make excuses.

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Hokies enter Cavs' house flying high

By David Semler | October 1, 1999

Following a face-lift, newly renovated-Scott Stadium will get to watch a beauty when intrastate rivals Virginia and Virginia Tech clash for the Commonwealth Cup tomorrow at 6 p.m. No.

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Wilson arrested for rape, assault

By Sam Le | October 1, 1999

Former Virginia point guard and St. Mary's College men's basketball coach Othell Wilson was arrested Monday after being accused of abducting and raping a female student at his apartment in St.

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No. 13 men's soccer faces struggling Pack team

By Jennifer Clarke | October 1, 1999

Improving their record to 6-2-1 by a 2-0 win over American Wednesday, the No. 13 men's soccer team will travel to face N.C.

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Cavaliers strive for first ACC victory

By Chris Yeung | October 1, 1999

In a match between two top-10 teams, the eighth-ranked Virginia field hockey team visits Maryland tomorrow to battle the No.

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Vick jumps to the head of the class

By David Semler | October 1, 1999

Following a face-lift, the newly renovated Scott Stadium will get to watch a beauty when intrastate rivals Virginia and Virginia Tech clash for the Commonwealth Cup tomorrow at 6 p.m. No.

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Too much Moore could bring down Cav offense

By Jed Williams | September 30, 1999

Just try to ask Corey Moore whether his Virginia Tech defense is the best around, and you won't get very far: he'll cut you off before you have the chance to finish.

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Hucles' hat trick hammers Terps

By Jim Reedy | September 30, 1999

About eight minutes into last night's rain-drenched women's soccer game, John Fogerty, courtesy of the Klöckner Stadium P.A., wondered aloud "who'll stop the rain?" Maryland could not do anything about the weather and sure couldn't do much about the Cavaliers either. Angela Hucles led the way with her third career hat trick, but she had plenty of help as No.

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Touted forward Sanders leaning toward Virginia

By Jed Williams | September 30, 1999

Terry Sanders of Hargrave Military Academy may become the newest member of the Virginia basketball family as early as today, according to Hargrave basketball coach Kevin Keatts.

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Cavs stay hot with 2-0 win vs. American

By Ashley Stanley | September 30, 1999

Their field was soaked and their cleats were waterlogged less than 10 minutes into the game, but even the steady downpour wasn't enough to keep the Virginia men's soccer team from dousing American last night at Klöckner Stadium, 2-0. "It was a sloppy game for both teams due to the weather," Cav coach George Gelnovatch said.

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Zwarich leads way in sweep

By John Moorehouse | September 30, 1999

Deanna Zwarich poured in 12 kills and 13 digs, both team highs, as the Virginia volleyball team notched a 3-0 sweep (15-13, 15-2, 15-7) over Maryland last night. The Overland Park, Kan., native also contributed four block assists.

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Injuries demonstrate importance of star QBs in today's NFL

By Jim Reedy | September 30, 1999

St. Louis Rams quarterback Kurt Warner wasn't in Phoenix Monday night for the 49ers/Cardinals game, but the San Francisco coaches might have invoked his spirit. Seconds away from halftime, the Niners watched in horror as Arizona cornerback Aeneas Williams blazed in and leveled Steve Young, handing the star quarterback and franchise centerpiece his fourth concussion since 1996.