The ACC, robbed in this year's NCAA?
By Sean McLernon | March 16, 2006What happened to ACC basketball this season? The conference is supposed to be the toughest in the country.
What happened to ACC basketball this season? The conference is supposed to be the toughest in the country.
As Spring Break came to a close and students returned to Charlottesville, the Virginia track team's Tomika Ferguson earned All-American honors at the NCAA Championships in Arkansas. Ferguson placed sixth in the triple jump competition, hitting a jump of 13.32 m and breaking her own school record by 12 m.
The Virginia baseball team got out to a slow start, but they exploded in one big inning. After driving in six runs in the seventh, the Cavaliers blew out Dayton 10-3 to improve their record to 16-4 on the season. "It was a great win," Virginia coach Brian O'Connor said.
When teammates refer to themselves as "family," they usually are speaking figuratively. But when teammates Andrew and Mike Downing of the Virginia Men's Tennis team speak of themselves in this way, they mean it.
Just over 48 hours after the second-ranked Virginia men's lacrosse team (7-0) captured a key 7-6 victory over 5th ranked Princeton, they took the field against the Mount St.
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- The Virginia Cavaliers (15-15) ended their season with a disappointing 65-49 loss to the Stanford Cardinal (16-13) in the opening round of the National Invitation Tournament.
After a tough weekend series, the University of Virginia baseball team will look to begin a winning streak this evening against Dayton. The Cavaliers lost two out of three games to Georgia Tech, including a 7-6 defeat Saturday after blowing a 5-2 lead.
I won the first March Madness pool that I ever participated in. It was my freshman year in high school and I rode Michigan State and the Flintstones to $65.
Over the course of the last year, rampant steroid abuse among professional athletes gripped the headlines of many professional sports cultures.
The University of Virginia women's tennis team is scheduled to take on No. 19 Texas Christian University today at 2 p.m.
GREENSBORO, N.C. -- Friday's loss to North Carolina demonstrated the rigors of competing in the ACC are relentless.
It was announced last night that the Virginia women's basketball team did not receive a bid to the 2006 NCAA Tournament and will be likely receive an NIT bid.In addition to conference champion North Carolina, six ACC teams accepted bids on Monday.
Greensboro, N.C. -- In the end, it all came down to something we knew would be a problem for this Virginia basketball team -- depth.
The lacrosse season has started off as well as the Virginia Cavaliers could have dreamed. The second-ranked men's lacrosse team is a perfect 6-0 on the season, fresh off the heels of an exciting 7-6 victory against fifth-ranked Princeton (2-1) on Sunday.
My friend Chad has let me wrestle his column away from him this week on the off chance that I might be able to provide readers with a slightly different take on the sports world.
For their first four games this season the Virginia men's lacrosse team has been virtually unstoppable.
In facing St. Joseph's it would be very easy for the Virginia baseball team to look ahead of the schedule past this weekend to the next, when they are facing a consensus top-five team in the country in Georgia Tech.
With the last game at University Hall scheduled for Sunday, it was only appropriate that the Hoo Crew have a surprise in store for its loyal members.
The postseason has arrived for the Virginia women's basketball team. Yes, it's that time of year again -- the ACC tournament is here.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Once again, the Virginia Cavaliers (14-12, 7-8 ACC) gave an embarrassing effort while on the road.