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Cavaliers to refocus on rebounding
UVa was outrebounded by the Wolfpack 42-25, including an 18-5 margin on the offensive end. N.C. State had 17 second-chance points to Virginia’s seven.
Florida State upends turnover-prone Virginia
Florida State, thanks to two key hoops from Michael Snaer down the stretch, made Virginia pay, defeating the No. 16 Cavaliers, 58-55, in front of a crowd of 11,757 at the Tucker Center.
Ratcliffe: Florida State has the look of an ACC contender
The Seminoles are indeed at the top of the heap of the ACC, tied at 6-1 with North Carolina, whom they walloped, 90-57, and Duke, whom they stunned on a last-second 3-pointer that ended the Blue Devils’ longest home winning streak in the nation.
No. 16 Virginia ready for road test at No. 21 Florida State
The Cavaliers haven’t won in Tallahassee since February of 2001, when former coach Pete Gillen was at the helm — a string of eight games.
UVa men's tennis preview: Cavaliers reload for title run
Every season Virginia men’s tennis coach Brian Boland seems to lose his best players to graduation. Every season you think there could be no way that his team could be as good as it was the season before. And almost every season you are wrong.
Scattershooting: Virginia has struggled in Tallahassee
Scattershooting around the ACC, while wondering if Virginia can end its long losing streak in Tallahassee this Saturday afternoon.
Ratcliffe: London's personal touch helps bring in another strong class
We all know how Mike London wears his emotions on his sleeves, so it wasn’t surprising that National Signing Day would bring out all sorts of feelings in the Virginia coach.
UVa basketball notes: Mitchell strong in fourth straight start
Against Clemson, Mitchell — making his fourth straight start — had his most successful starting performance to date. The sophomore from Charlotte had eight points and seven rebounds in a career-high 35 minutes of action.
No late surprises as UVa signs stellar class
Everybody who was expected, officially signed on the dotted line, giving the Cavaliers’ program solid back-to-back recruiting classes ranked among the top 30 in the nation by the national recruiting services.
Meet the 2012 Virginia football recruiting class
Player Bios of Virginia’s 2012 Recruiting Class
Hornets wrestling dominates regular season finale
The Orange County High School wrestlers finished their regular season last week with a quad-meet against their former Jefferson District foes in Louisa Wednesday and at an the Wildcat Scramble Saturday in Warren County.
Gina Tatum's honor
For the fourth consecutive year, local martial arts expert Master Gina Tatum has been inducted into what is purported to be the largest and most well-known martial arts hall of fame, the Action Martial Arts magazine Hall of Honor.
Hornets get stung
The Orange County High School varsity boys basketball team lost a disappointing Commonwealth District game Friday on the road at Mountain View.
Devon Bowling sets example
For the second consecutive year, Devon Bowling was named the Orange County High School Angler of the Year.
Nine varsity letters awarded at banquet
The Orange County High School Anglers held their 2011 awards banquet and handed out prizes for the top performers and performances for the past year.
Slow start dooms girls
The Orange County High School varsity girls basketball team fell way behind early and struggled to catch up in a 62-35 loss Friday to Mountain View.
Orange County finishes second
The Orange County High School gymnastics team placed second in a tri-meet Thursday at Harrisonburg High School in their last tune-up before Saturday’s district meet.
Woodberry Forest spreads the wealth in win over FUMA
Five different players scored nine or more points for Woodberry as it easily disposed of the visiting Blue Devils, 61-43.
Ratcliffe: Another nailbiting win for Virginia
With rare exception, the Wahoos seldom make it easy on themselves or the 10,919 boisterous fans in the house.
Cavaliers tame Tigers
Mike Scott had a game-high 23 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks — and hit 4 of 4 free throws in the final 16 seconds — to lead No. 16 Virginia to a 65-61 victory over Clemson in front of a crowd of 10,919.
Magnificent 7: Prized recruit Harold wanted to play for London
“If Coach London wasn’t there I probably would not have even looked at UVa,” said Eli Harold, who had 78 tackles, 28 stops for a loss and 16 sacks during an All-American senior campaign at Ocean Lakes. He also rushed for 420 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Magnificent 7: Moore will be a Cav like his dad
Blessed with a son that landed offers from over 30 football powerhouses, Shawn Moore made it clear to his son, Mike, that support was unconditional.
All signs point to a defensive struggle vs. Clemson
This season, Virginia — which moved up to No. 16 in the AP Top 25 poll on Monday — is allowing the fewest points per game in the ACC; Clemson ranks second.
Magnificent 7: WR Severin ready to make an impact
The Cavaliers are expected to land 25 players, including the top wide receiver in Massachusetts, on Wednesday.
UVa's aggressive play
Virginia closed out a crippling five-loss January campaign with a critical home win over Florida State on Sunday, pulling away early in the second half en route to a 62-52 victory at John Paul Jones Arena.
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