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Singletary named to All-America Team

Collegeinsider.com named Virginia junior guard Sean Singletary to its 16-member All-America Team recently. Singletary had a career year for the Cavaliers, averaging 19 points per game, 4.7 assists per game and 4.6 rebounds per game.

The honor marks his second All-America recognition this year; Singletary was also named to the third- team All-America National Association of Basketball Coaches first team.

Joining Singletary on the collegeinsider.com team from the ACC are Boston College senior forward Jared Dudley and North Carolina sophomore forward Tyler Hansbrough.-- compiled by Benjamin Faust

Cavalier football team begins spring practices

Spring workout and practice sessions opened yesterday, marking the start of the 2007 Virginia football campaign. After falling just one win short of a bowl bid last season, the Cavaliers look to build upon last fall's promising finish.

During a press conference Tuesday, coach Al Groh spoke of "high expectations" for his defense, led by junior defensive lineman Chris Long, but reserved judgment on an offense that -- while much improved from last year -- still has its share of question marks. Redshirt freshman quarterback Jameel Sewell underwent wrist surgery after the season which could affect his participation in practice this spring.

Groh explained that while quarterback experience was a problem last year, another component of the offensive struggles was the inexperienced offensive line.

"That's where it all starts," Groh said Tuesday, "The most important thing [for the offense] is the experience of these linemen and the confidence that they gained last year."

Spring sessions are time for such improvements, and it appears as though the Cavaliers laid a solid foundation last season upon which to improve.-- compiled by Benjamin Faust

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