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Virginia coach named ACC Coach of Year

By James Wagner | November 9, 2005

Virginia cross country head coach Jason Dunn would be the first person to note that personal recognition is not everything. When asked what it was like to be named ACC Cross Country Coach of the Year, Dunn responded plainly, "It is nice." Dunn made sure to divert any attention to his 2005 ACC Championship-winning men's squad. "Frankly, bringing back the team trophy was enough for me," Dunn said.

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Blue Devils end Cavs' postseason hopes

By Missy Jenkins | November 9, 2005

In hopes of saving a winless ACC schedule and breaking a five-game losing streak at the end of its regular season, the Virginia field hockey team went into the ACC Tournament against Duke with a positive outlook and determined starting lineup.

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King for a Day

By Chad Gallagher | November 8, 2005

It's good to be king and have your own way; Get a feeling of peace at the end of the day." Every sports fan, at some point, encounters the same dreams that Tom Petty once did.

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Men's soccer players honored

By Missy Jenkins and Matt Boucher | November 8, 2005

Yannick Reyering was among three Virginia players who earned All-ACC selections Monday. The German native garnered All-ACC First Team honors and was also named to the All-Freshman team. Adam Christman and Nico Colaluca each picked up All-ACC Second Team awards.

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Cavaliers ready for ACC Tourney

By Barney Breen-Portnoy | November 8, 2005

The Virginia men's soccer team (12-3-2, 6-2-0 ACC) will begin its quest for a third consecutive ACC Tournament title Wednesday night in a match up with the Clemson Tigers (10-4-3, 2-4-2 ACC), scheduled for 8 p.m.

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Young Cavaliers shine in victory over Temple

By Walker Freer | November 7, 2005

Virginia fans got a glimpse of the future Saturday. And it's a future that won't include four-year mainstays Marques Hagans, Wali Lundy, Connor Hughes or D'Brickashaw Ferguson. Nope, the future of Virginia football is going to look a lot different -- at least on the offensive side of the ball. So with Virginia taking out its frustration in full force against Temple in its 51-3 win, there was no better time to give the soon-to-be-departed starters a break and let the younger kids get some playing time. Taking advantage were two of Virginia's youngest wide receivers, freshmen Kevin Ogletree and Maurice Covington, each of whom logged significant minutes in the first half, when the game was still "in doubt." Ogletree, from St.

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Cavs extend Temple's woes, 51-3

By James Wagner | November 7, 2005

Behind a strong running game and a relentless pass rush, the Virginia Cavaliers (5-3 overall, 2-3 ACC) trampled Temple 51-3, denying the Owls (0-10) an opportunity for their first win. "It was a move in the right direction for us," Virginia coach Al Groh said.

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Virginia's weekend results fall in line with expectations

By Kyle O'Connor | November 7, 2005

The Virginia volleyball team did just about as expected on a road trip up the East Coast this weekend. On their first stop, in College Park to face a strong Maryland team, the Cavaliers (16-9) fell 3-1 to the Terrapins -- and, as predicted, blocking and kills made the difference. "Blocking is going to be a huge issue against Maryland," outside hitter Emily Perilli said before the team headed north. Sure enough, although three of Virginia's starters racked up double figures in kills, the Terps' 26 block assists combined with a .323 hitting percentage were enough to stop the Cavaliers short.

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Temple Time: Cavs return from bye week

By Sam Dreiman | November 4, 2005

With the football regular season coming to a close, the Cavaliers find themselves in a serious, yet perhaps favorable, situation. Virginia looks to bounce back after its second bye week from an embarrassing 7-5 loss to North Carolina in tomorrow's matchup against Temple.

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Cavs face 'Noles in semifinals

By Martin Barna | November 4, 2005

Though it may be entering tonight's ACC semifinal match against No. 6 Florida State as the conference tournament's defending champion, the Virginia women's soccer team is not about to take anything for granted. After staving off Wake Forest 2-1 Wednesday night, the No.

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Lucy in the sky with diamonds on their shoes?

By Will Searcy | November 4, 2005

As many of you know, the NBA has enforced a new dress code, which requires players to wear business or business casual attire whenever they are engaged in a team-related activity -- except when they are actually playing basketball, of course.

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Tall Terps eke out early season win, Cavs aim for revenge

By Kyle O'Connor | November 4, 2005

Yesterday, the shovels came out of the closet. Though it has not snowed in Charlottesville yet, these giant pads on sticks are used to teach volleyball players to hit around a block, something the Cavaliers will have to do plenty of Friday night when they travel to College Park to face the best team in the ACC. The Maryland Terrapins aren't just tall -- they are monstrous.

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Last gasp for Virginia

By Matt Boucher | November 3, 2005

The plan for the 2005 Virginia field hockey campaign did not include anything about going winless against the ACC or dropping the final five games of the regular season.

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