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Common Grohns

At various times during my time at U.Va., students and fans have called for the firing of Virginia football coach Al Groh.


Virginia midfielder Max Pomper (42) in action against Navy.  The Virginia Cavaliers scrimmaged the Navy Midshipmen in lacrosse at the University Hall Turf Field  in Charlottesville, VA on February 2, 2008.
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Tournament remembers Will Barrow

[caption id="attachment_31670" align="alignleft" width="234" caption="Senior midfielder Max Pomper was the primary force behind the creation of a flag football tournament to remember former teammate Will Barrow.


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Attending to the problem

I'll begin this column with a caveat: Though I regularly lament the apathy of the average Virginia fan, I understand there is a set of Wahoo faithful as devoted and energetic as can be found at any school. There is absolutely no doubt, however, that Virginia football spirit has reached a historical low and seems on the brink of diminishing even further.


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Villanueva spearheads Cavs

[caption id="attachment_31621" align="alignleft" width="238" caption="Senior midfielder Jonathan Villanueva gave Virginia a 1-0 lead near the end of the first half with his first goal this season Tuesday night against American.


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Human condition, part two

"Only a miracle could save the Bears!" Too right was Joe Starkey as he made this remark during the 1982 game between the California Golden Bears and the Stanford Cardinals. John Elway had just led Stanford from its own 13-yard line into California territory.


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Switching gears early

At least we have basketball. [caption id="attachment_31580" align="alignleft" width="172" caption="Sophomore guard Sylven Landesberg, last year's ACC Rookie of the Year, is one of many reasons Cavalier fans should look forward to basketball season.


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Coffins, hermaphrodites, Virginia football

With 5:36 remaining and holding a 17-12 lead in Saturday's game against Duke, everything was on the line for Virginia - its slim chance of winning the Coastal Division of the ACC, its bowl prospects and whatever was left of coach Al Groh's job security. Two minutes and 14 seconds later, the door on Groh's coffin was nailed shut - or so the mass exodus of fans amid a one-possession game would suggest. "We put a lot into this - put everything we got into it," Groh said.


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