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Cavaliers hope to use momentum to tame Cougars

By Lauren Fischer | October 4, 2001

The No. 15 Virginia women's soccer team (5-2-1) heads into tomorrow's home match against No. 16 Brigham Young (6-2-1) with Tuesday night's 1-0 victory over William & Mary still fresh in the players' minds. The Tribe's talented defense managed to hold the offensively oriented Cavaliers for the most of the game, but in the 66th minute, Virginia freshman Lindsay Gusick broke down the defense for the only goal of the game.

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October 4, 2001

The Florida State football may be without one of its starting defensive ends when it plays Virginia on Oct.

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Team confirms that Mapp will not play this season

By Jason Wise | October 4, 2001

The Virginia men's basketball team confirmed yesterday that redshirt sophomore Majestic Mapp will miss the 2001-02 season because of knee surgery that he will undergo later this month. Mapp, who missed last season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament, was going to start as point guard for the Cavaliers this season.

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Terps' Perry Becomes a First-Place Fairy Tale

By Paul Crane | October 4, 2001

Maryland running back Bruce Perry is number one, both literally and figuratively. Sporting a number one on his jersey, Perry leads the nation in rushing with an average of 169.5 yards per game. At the start of the season, Perry battled with Marc Riley and Jason Crawford for the job of replacing departed All-American LaMont Jordan, Maryland's all-time rushing leader.

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Cavs prepare for in-state foe

By Emily Guest | October 3, 2001

Following its 3-2 upset victory over No. 1 Maryland on Sunday, Virginia's field hockey team is eager to take on in-state rival, William & Mary, tonight at 6.

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Random sports thoughts from Ben, the enigma

By Ben Beach | October 3, 2001

J ordan, Jordan, Jordan. That is the only thing I've heard all week in the sports world. Not that I don't like the guy, but this story has been dragging on for far too long.

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Cavaliers grind out win over Tribe

By Jonathan Evans | October 3, 2001

In a tough test and in an unfamiliar style, the Virginia women's soccer team took out in-state rival William & Mary, 1-0.

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Mapp to miss second straight season

By Gregory Stern | October 3, 2001

Virginia point guard Majestic Mapp will miss a second straight season due to a knee injury, according to ESPN.com and the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Mapp was expected to be Virginia's starting point guard, but junior Roger Mason Jr.

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By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 3, 2001

White named ACC field hockey player of the week Virginia goalkeeper Emily White was named ACC field hockey player of the week for the first time in her career. White made nine saves Sunday as the Cavaliers defeated the No.

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Pearman Not Planning to Sit the Bench

By Jeremy Williams | October 3, 2001

Most true freshmen on a Division I football team spend a lot of their time wondering if they will get a sniff of the playing field during their first year.

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Cavs cruise to effortless shutout win over Temple

By Ben Keim | October 3, 2001

Though the faces were different, the result was the same last night at Klockner Stadium as the No.

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Coach emphasizes contributions of youngsters

By Jeremy Williams | October 2, 2001

When the Virginia football team invades College Park, Md., on Saturday to take on No. 25 Maryland, it will be battling for first place in the ACC.

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Cavs prepared to face unproven Owls

By Joe Lemire | October 2, 2001

After shutting out St. Joeseph's, 3-0, in its Atlantic-10 opener on Saturday, Temple (2-4-1) comes to Charlottesville tonight hungry for its first back-to-back wins when it faces the undefeated No.

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Virginia looks to rebound against Tribe

By Jonathan Evans | October 2, 2001

When opportunities have knocked for the women's soccer team this season, it hasn't been home to answer the door.

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October 2, 2001

Maryland moved into the Associated Press college football top 25 poll for the first time in six seasons after beating West Virginia, 32-20, on Saturday. The Terps, ranked 25th in the poll, have a 4-0 overall record moving into this week's match-up against Virginia.

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A Demolition Derby

By Paul Crane | October 1, 2001

After an emotional pregame ceremony in honor of the victims and rescue workers associated with the Sept.

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Football fans taint patriotic unity with "not gay" chant

By Chris Yeung | October 1, 2001

On Saturday, I saw a focused Cavalier squad systematically dissect a less talented opponent to move into a first-place tie in the ACC with Maryland.

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Cavaliers shock No. 1 Terrapins

By Kate Bedingfield | October 1, 2001

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - It doesn't get much closer than this. After a marathon double-overtime battle with No.

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Cavs dispose of 'Pack in first ACC road game

By Ben Beach | October 1, 2001

RALEIGH, N.C. - After a chaotic first 15 minutes, the No. 2 Virginia men's soccer team settled in and easily disposed of N.C.

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By Cavalier Daily Staff | October 1, 2001

Women's soccer fails at Clemson The No. 14 Cavalier women's soccer team was defeated by No.