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Women's basketball just falls short of Devils

By Jessica Garrison | January 23, 2001

An intense, rejuvenated Virginia women's basketball squad came out to face fourth-ranked Duke, held their lead for the first 13 minutes and left it all out on the court last night. Unfortunately for the Cavaliers, that just wasn't enough. Virginia's starting five combined for all but six of the team's total points, drained nine three-pointers and made Duke, the defending ACC champion, look a little less invincible.

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Duke's Mosch, Schweitzer prove too much for Cavs

By Paul Crane | January 23, 2001

Michael and Scottie. Bird and McHale. Magic and Kareem. Georgia and Sheana? Senior guard Georgia Schweitzer and sophomore point guard Sheana Mosch spearheaded the Blue Devils' win over the Cavaliers last night, outdueling Virginia's own pair, Schuye LaRue and Svetlana Volnaya.

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Cavaliers react to Groh's hiring

By Paul Crane | January 19, 2001

When they learned the University hired Al Groh to replace George Welsh as coach of the Virginia football team, the Cavalier players' reactions ranged from "somewhat surprised" to "shocked." After hearing of Groh's hiring - either while watching the Dolphins-Colts NFL playoff game or ESPN - several players said they did not realize Groh was strongly being considered for the position. "I had been following everything," junior placekicker David Greene said.

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Virginia women nab lackluster victory

By Paul Crane | January 19, 2001

In a sloppily played game, the Virginia Cavaliers defeated the Richmond Spiders 83-76 last night in University Hall. Led by Schuye LaRue's 21 points and 18 rebounds, the Cavaliers were able to overcome 31 turnovers and poor defensive play and pull out the victory. Following another slow start, No.

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Mizzou win would be Rush job

By Sam Le | January 19, 2001

Days after Missouri hired him to be its men's basketball coach, Quin Snyder strolled into Glenda Rush's house in Kansas City, Mo., to recruit her son Kareem.

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Women cannot live on skill alone

By Ben Beach | January 19, 2001

The Virginia women's basketball team has the skill needed for success and the Top-25 ranking to back it up, yet the Cavaliers have failed to find the teamwork or leadership required to reach their potential. Sure, the team squeaked out an 83-76 win last night over the Richmond Spiders, but no one would have known it from talking to the sullen Debbie Ryan following the victory. "We just aren't playing consistently within a game now," Coach Ryan said.

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Groh will get tuned out if he doesn't turn down intensity

By Jed Williams | January 18, 2001

I used to watch the 1989 New York Giants' defense brutalize opposing offenses. I recoiled at Lawrence Taylor's incoherent yet nonetheless intimidating rants, cowered at the spine-cracking spear Leonard Marshall delivered between Joe Montana's shoulder blades and thought to myself: "Who unleashed these monsters?

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Men get back on track

By Kate Lipper | January 18, 2001

If Tuesday's game against Florida State wasn't a must-win for the Virginia men's basketball team, it came pretty close. The No.

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Cavaliers return to winning formula

By Ginny Min | January 18, 2001

Just when you thought it might flourish, the Virginia men's basketball team tumbled. And just when you thought they were about to fall apart, they reunited and bounced back. Tuesday night's convincing 89-71 victory over Florida State ended a disastrous slump that almost sent the No.

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Groh Returns: Virginia alumnus takes over after Welsh retires

By Jessica Garrison | January 18, 2001

When Al Groh called Virginia Director of Athletics Terry Holland to accept the Cavalier coaching job, it took only one word - "Wahoowah!" - to let Holland know he had the man who would replace George Welsh at the helm of the Cav program. Groh spent 13 of the last 14 years coaching in the NFL but stepped down as head coach of the New York Jets after one season to return to his alma mater. "There's been a lot of elation and excitement about coming back to Charlottesville," Groh said of the city that has become his family's adopted home. Groh, 56, graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce in 1967 after earning four letters as a defensive end and lettering in lacrosse.

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