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Virginia edges Wolfpack in nail-biting win

By J.D. Moss | February 10, 2003

Virginia held N.C. State scoreless over the last two minutes, 56 seconds, and Wolfpack forward Julius Hodge saw a last-second three-pointer rim out as the Cavaliers stayed undefeated at home with a 61-58 win. Coming off an upset 86-78 victory over eighth-ranked Maryland, the Cavaliers (14-7, 5-4 ACC) rallied from a nine-point second half deficit thanks to a strong defensive effort. On the game's final possession, N.C.

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Men's wrestling pockets easy victories against non-conference foes Millersville and UNCG

By Matt Trogdon | February 10, 2003

The Virginia wrestling team continued its hot streak with authority this weekend, demolishing Millersville, 34-10, Saturday afternoon and dominating UNC-Greensboro, 41-8, in the nightcap.

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Cavs savor sweet win over Deacons

By Bart Isley | February 7, 2003

During a game that quickly turned into a rout in the second half, sophomore Brandi Teamer lead the Cavaliers in a sweet victory over Wake Forest 64-44 at U-Hall last night. Teamer finished with 23 points to lead Virginia (10-11, 4-6 ACC) in scoring, pulling down 8 rebounds in the process.

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Retaliation and Redemption

By Sean McLernon | February 7, 2003

It's more than just a win streak.It's more than just a couple ACC victories.In the words of sophomore guard Cherrise Graham, it's "retaliation week." The Virginia women's basketball team opened their ACC season with two road losses to conference lightweights Clemson and Wake Forest.

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Coach Bob Knight becomes fourth college coach to earn his 800th career victory

By Jordan Levy | February 7, 2003

After 38 years of coaching college basketball, Bob Knight, coach of the Texas Tech Red Raiders, recorded his 800th career victory on Wednesday in a 75-49 win over Nebraska.

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A changing of the guard in the NBA reflected in this year's all-star crop

By Jordan Levy | February 7, 2003

In his 14th appearance at the NBA all-star game, Michael Jordan for the first time will be watching the opening tip off from the bench.

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Cavaliers hope to outshine Terrapins

By Melissa Silverman | February 7, 2003

Competition between Virginia and Maryland is not limited to the hardwood this week. The Terrapin men's and women's swimming and diving teams will come to Charlottesville to take on the Cavaliers at the Aquatic and Fitness Center this Saturday.

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Virginia looks to sweep three duals

By Matt Trogdon | February 7, 2003

Last Saturday, the Virginia wrestling team overcame a 13-6 deficit to defeat in-state rival Virginia Tech, 18-16.

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Right when faith is lost, Cavs find ways to remind us of their talent

By J.D. Moss | February 7, 2003

COLLEGE PARK, Md.- Virginia did what no one expected them to do: go into one of the most hostile arenas in the country and stun eighth-ranked Maryland. Not when Virginia had lost 10 straight ACC road games.

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Virginia pulls off upset road win over Terps

By Jeremy Williams | February 7, 2003

COLLEGE PARK, MD

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Virginia looks to topple Terps for road win

By Jeremy Williams | February 6, 2003

Coming off of an embarrassing 20-point blowout at the hands of Georgia Tech Saturday, the Virginia men's basketball team will look to right the ship against No.

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New talent should secure Virginia's place among football's elite

By J.D. Moss | February 6, 2003

Al Groh is a man with a plan. When the football coach came to Virginia, he professed a desire to recruit size, speed and athleticism.

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Cavaliers sign new recruits for 2003 season

By Matt Trogdon | February 6, 2003

Twenty-one players signed letters-of-intent Wednesday to play football for the University of Virginia.

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Cavaliers hope to overcome Demons for ACC victory

By Arsalan Tavakoli | February 6, 2003

The Virginia women's basketball team (9-11, 3-6) enters tonight's game poised for revenge against Wake Forest (10-9, 1-8). The Cavaliers are coming off an impressive win against Clemson (11-9, 3-6) at home, avenging their bitter one point road loss to the Tigers earlier this season. The Cavaliers are pumped and poised to start the latter portion of the season on a good note and hope the momentum will carry through to the ACC tournament. "It's a good way to start the second part of the season," coach Debbie Ryan said.

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Defensive force Clark hustles way to top

By Jonathan Evans | February 5, 2003

There's always that one guy who every successful team needs. The guy who will rise above to snatch the key rebound out of the air.

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Sports in Brief

By Cavalier Daily Staff | February 5, 2003

Two Virginia women's soccer players picked in WUSA draft Senior defender Kelly Worden and senior forward Darci Borski were selected in succession during the third round of the WUSA draft on Sunday.Worden was picked by the Boston Breakers, and Borski will be joining the Washington Freedom. Worden, picked 19th overall, was team captain and an All-ACC first team selection for the 2002 Cavaliers, setting a school record with 2,040 minutes played on the season.

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Vanderjagt's antics break the kicker mold

By Chip Knighton | February 5, 2003

Kickers. Football kickers. There's just something about kickers that separates them from their teammates.

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Keith Jenifer charged with assault, suspended

By Melissa Silverman | February 4, 2003

Virginia men's basketball coach Pete Gillen announced yesterday that sophomore guard Keith Jenifer has been suspended indefinitely for "conduct detrimental to the team." He has been charged by local police with assault and battery. Jenifer will not participate in games or practices for the duration of the suspension, the length of which has yet to be decided.

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Reign of 'King James' cut short

By Jonathan Evans | February 4, 2003

Congratulations, you got him. You reeled him in. Public enemy number one has now been neutralized for the time being.

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Late spark leads Virginia over Clemson

By Sean McLernon | February 4, 2003

Was it case of discipline or just a clever strategic move? After spending the first half on the bench for violating team rules, junior forward Anna Crosswhite scored 13 points on 5-8 shooting to lead a Virginia offense that outscored Clemson 46-28 in the second-half to a 69-54 win at U-Hall. "I'm thinking about doing that in the future," Virginia Coach Debbie Ryan said of keeping Crosswhite on the bench for half the game.