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NFL playoff predictions

By Sean McGoey | December 3, 2013

Finals season is upon us, and there are just four weeks of the NFL regular season to go. That means it’s about time for that age-old tradition that football-fanatic college students like me participate in every year — trying so hard to concentrate on my studies, banging my head on my desk a couple of times, cursing my non-existent willpower, then heading back to ESPN.com to try to predict how the playoffs will turn out.

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Volleyball concludes season with win

By Peter Nance | December 2, 2013

After defeating Maryland, the Virginia volleyball team locked arms and sang the Good Ol’ Song one last time Saturday night, wrapping up the 2013 season.

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No. 11 Wrestling splits weekend bouts

By Matthew Wurzburger | December 2, 2013

The No. 11 Virginia wrestling won two of three matches on Saturday at the Northeast Duals in Troy, N.Y.

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Shorthanded men's soccer stuns Marquette, 3-1

By Matthew Morris | December 1, 2013

Two hours after a first minute red card by Matt Brown, Virginia walked off the turf at Klöckner Stadium with a 3-1 victory that gave them a spot in the NCAA Tournament’s quarterfinal round.

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Women's basketball drops pair in Bahamas

By Matthew Morris | December 1, 2013

The Cavaliers lost a pair of hard-fought games to No. 3 Tennessee and Kansas State to finish November on a three-game slide.

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Down without a fight

By Zack Bartee | December 1, 2013

In the final opportunity of an otherwise wasted season, coach Mike London showed he was already thinking about next year when he decided to switch quarterbacks late.

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Men's basketball wins Corpus Christi Challenge

By Michael Eilbacher | December 1, 2013

The Virginia men’s basketball team cruised to an 83-63 win Saturday against Missouri State to win the Corpus Christi Challenge in Texas after narrowly defeating Southern Methodist in the semifinal.

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Women's soccer advances to College Cup

By Ryan Taylor | December 1, 2013

The No. 1 and top-seeded Virginia women’s soccer team defeated Michigan Friday to earn a trip to the College Cup for the first time since 1991.

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Virginia loses 10th straight to Tech, 16-6

By Michael Eilbacher | November 30, 2013

With a 16-6 loss to Virginia Tech in Charlottesville, Virginia has now dropped nine straight games to finish the season 2-10 and winless in ACC play for the first time since 1981.

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Men's basketball prepares for Hampton

By Krishna Korupolu | November 25, 2013

Following a 75-53 drubbing of Liberty, the Virginia men’s basketball team will look to extend their winning streak to four games when they take on Hampton.

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Cavaliers continue strong fall season

By Robert Elder | November 25, 2013

The Virginia swim and dive team broke seven school records and three conference records as the team competed at the Ohio State Invite on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. After leading heading into the final day of competition, the No.

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No. 15 Wrestling upsets No. 8 Hokies

By Matthew Wurzburger | November 25, 2013

John Paul Jones Arena had the atmosphere of a heavyweight prizefight Sunday when the No. 15 Virginia wrestling team took on No.

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Volleyball completes season sweep of Virginia Tech

By Peter Nance | November 25, 2013

Across every sport at the University of Virginia, few achievements can match the feeling of beating the rivals from Blacksburg.

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Women's Soccer advances to Elite Eight

By Ryan Taylor | November 24, 2013

On a frigid evening in Charlottesville Sunday, the No. 1 Virginia women’s soccer team shut out Wake Forest, 2-0, in the NCAA Tournament’s third round after beating Georgetown 1-0 two days ago to advance.

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WVU snaps Women's Basketball win streak

By Matthew Morris | November 24, 2013

The Virginia women’s basketball team had its three-game win streak halted Sunday evening at West Virginia, 68-58.

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Men's Soccer earn second round victory

By Matthew Morris | November 24, 2013

For the first time since winning the national championship in 2009, the Cavaliers advanced to the NCAA Tournament’s second weekend by quelling St. Johns, 2-0, on a sunny yet cold day in Charlottesville.

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Cross country teams shine at NCAA Championships

By Matthew Wurzburger | November 24, 2013

In cold and muddy conditions, the No. 10 Virginia women placed ninth and the 22nd-ranked men finished 13th in Terre Haute, Ind.

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Blue collar blowout

By Daniel Weltz | November 23, 2013

For the first time all season, the Cavaliers harnessed their enviable depth during a clinical display of selfless team play.

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Men's Basketball rolls past Liberty

By Michael Eilbacher | November 23, 2013

Using a 20-0 second-half barrage, the Cavaliers quickly dispelled any possibility of an embarrassing early-season upset and put the game away, cruising to a 75-53 win against Liberty Saturday.

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Hurricanes blow past Cavaliers, 45-26

By Zack Bartee | November 23, 2013

It took just six seconds for Miami to take an early lead on the Virginia football team, when sophomore cornerback Tracy Howard snagged the first of sophomore quarterback David Watford’s three interceptions and returned it 19 yards for a touchdown. Virginia would eventually fall 45-26 and suffer its eighth consecutive defeat.