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November 19, 2009

Fashion choices, dangerous foes for Bennett

After wearing an orange necktie during Virginia’s season-opening victory over Longwood last week, Cavaliers coach Tony Bennett didn’t wear one in the team’s loss at South Florida on Monday night.

A diamond for Tigers
A diamond for Tigers

From dugouts and dogpiles to touchdowns and tackles, Kyle Parker has already experienced an array of athletic memories in college that many experience only in dreams.


November 18, 2009

Baker returns to UVa rotation

Calvin Baker, who served as one of the team’s three captains last season, made his return to the court in Virginia’s 66-49 loss to South Florida on Monday night.

Analyzing what went wrong for Al Groh
Analyzing what went wrong for Al Groh

For the past few weeks, I have spent some of my spare time trying to figure out what went wrong with Virginia football.

Practice pays off for Jones
Practice pays off for Jones

Perry Jones, a seldom-used true freshman, was anointed with his first four carries of the season against Boston College in Simpson’s absence.

Schuler, Parks get JD nods
Schuler, Parks get JD nods

Western Albemarle quarterback Stephen Schuler and linebacker Mitchell Parks were named Jefferson District offensive and defensive players of the year on Tuesday.


November 17, 2009

Bulls charge past Cavaliers
Bulls charge past Cavaliers

South Florida, behind 22 points and seven rebounds from junior guard Dominique Jones, and 18 points and eight rebounds from Augustus Gilchrist, avenged their loss to Virginia last season in Charlottesville with a 66-49 victory in front of a crowd of 4,193 at The Sun Dome.

Life complicated for UVa’s Groh

That revolving-door policy, among myriad other contributing factors, has made life complicated for Virginia coach Al Groh during the program’s worst slide in two decades.

Spiller a big play back

C.J. Spiller just might be the most exciting football player in the ACC and it’s obvious why. He can kill you in so many ways.

Barons prevail over Seahawks
Barons prevail over Seahawks

After the break, the Barons woke up. The offense chipped away at the deficit in the third quarter, and the defense made big plays to erase it in the fourth. Speedy McCauley’s 37-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Williams was the final blow as Blue Ridge won 32-30 to advance to this weekend’s state final.


November 16, 2009

Slideshow: Blue Ridge football versus Atlantic Shores

The Blue Ridge school football team came from behind to beat Atlantic Shores Christian 32-30 in the VISAA semi-finals Monday in Greene County, VA.

Playing for pride
Playing for pride

The Cavaliers are left to play for pride with the third losing season in four years already secured, and a young roster of players will miss another chance to have additional practice sessions leading up to a postseason affair.

Virginia advances to NCAA semifinals

The No. 2 seeded Virginia women’s field hockey team defeated Michigan State 3-2 in overtime Sunday afternoon to advance to the NCAA semifinals next weekend in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Cavaliers hoping for complete game

Tonight, the Cavaliers, with first-year coach Tony Bennett, hope to put the trend behind them when they play at the University of South Florida. UVa has a 10-game losing streak in the Sunshine State.

UVa rolls in home opener

The storyline to watch for the season entailing the deep first-year class was overshadowed in the second half. After making just two shots from the field in the first half, senior guard Monica Wright exploded after intermission for 25 of her game-high 31 points.


November 15, 2009

Virginia comes up just short
Virginia comes up just short

Virginia’s postseason hopes were dashed by a spot that came just inches short as the Cavaliers fell to Boston College 14-10 as 44,324 sat stunned inside Scott Stadium.

Western rolls to win
Western rolls to win

On a picturesque fall afternoon, Western Albemarle did something it hadn’t done in 30 years.

Cook’s TD return highlights strong defensive effort

When Virginia senior Chris Cook picked off Boston College quarterback Dave Shinskie’s pass in the third quarter and took it all the way back 58 yards for a touchdown, Scott Stadium was rocking.

Evans impresses with defense in UVa debut
Evans impresses with defense in UVa debut

When Virginia freshman Jontel Evans checked into Friday night’s game against Longwood at John Paul Jones Arena, there was a noticeable ovation from the crowd.

Boston College player quotes

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Virginia player quotes

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Eagles fall in final

Sallie Rives Seiy scored two goals to lead Carlisle to a 2-1 victory over Covenant in the VISAA Division II field hockey championship on Saturday afternoon.

Cavaliers lose in a game of inches

A few inches less, and maybe Boston College quarterback Dave Shinskie doesn’t sneak into the end zone for the eventual winning touchdown.

Collegiate pulls away to beat Fork Union

The 6-foot-5 senior completed 21 of 36 passes for 406 yards and four touchdowns in leading the Cougars over Fork Union 35-13. He was also intercepted four times and sacked on six occasions.

Virginia game notes

Notes from Virginia-Boston College game

Boston College notes

Notes from Virginia-Boston College game

Quotes from Virginia coach Al Groh

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Cavaliers shut out Spiders

No. 2 Virginia defeated Richmond 3-0 on Saturday afternoon in the first round of the NCAA field hockey tournament as the Cavaliers hosted a regional for just the second time in school history.


November 14, 2009

Quotes from BC coach Frank Spaziani

Quotes from Virginia-Boston College game

Slideshow: UVa football versus Boston College

UVa lost at home to Boston College 14-10.

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