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Virginia struggles from long-range, falls to Villanova

By Jonathan Evans | March 22, 2004

VILLANOVA, Pa. -- After shooting lights out three days ago, the Cavaliers couldn't flip the switch back on Saturday, as a poor shooting performance led to a 73-63 defeat at the hands of Villanova in the second round of the NIT. While Virginia connected on 13 three-pointers Wednesday night against George Washington, they connected on just one of 10 attempts from beyond the arc against Villanova. "We didn't have a great game -- we weren't sharp," Virginia coach Pete Gillen said.

Serious shooters showed up for Cavs

By Jonathan Evans | March 18, 2004

As his team took the court in their opening game of the NIT tournament, Virginia coach Pete Gillen probably wondered what type of effort he would get from his team.

Cavs capture U-Hall magic again, upset No. 11 Wake

By Jonathan Evans | March 3, 2004

On a night that marked the departure of seniors Todd Billet and Majestic Mapp, it was the other co-captain whose star shone brightest in Virginia's 84-82 victory over No.

Seniors leave legacy for Virginia

By Jonathan Evans | March 2, 2004

The date: Dec. 21, 2002. The place: the Louis Brown Athletic Center. The game was billed as Virginia versus Rutgers, but that wasn't the real story.

Cavaliers gain confidence, poise

By Jonathan Evans | February 26, 2004

If you look really closely you can see it. Or at least you can see the beginnings of it. The last three weeks have marked a change with the Virginia men's basketball team.

Billet solidifies clutch shooter status

By Jonathan Evans | February 25, 2004

I could think of some clever lead or I can just flat out say it: Todd Billet is the best clutch shooter that I have ever seen.

Point God? Bannister shows he can play with best

By Jonathan Evans | February 16, 2004

I'm glad I was there. Not only did I see Todd Billet drill what was possibly the biggest three-pointer of his career.

Gillen faces pressure after ACC defeats

By Jonathan Evans | February 10, 2004

Virginia Athletics Director Craig Littlepage entered the room. Littlepage never enters the room.

Virginia deflates against Wolfpack

By Jonathan Evans | February 9, 2004

Virginia (12-8, 2-7 ACC) and N.C. State (14-5, 7-2) battled neck and neck for the first 15 minutes of Saturday's game, but one blown opportunity by the Cavaliers turned a tied game into a double-digit deficit as the Wolfpack cruised to a 79-63 win. After an uncontested layup by junior forward Elton Brown rimmed out, N.C.

Virginia one shot away from gritty home win

By Jonathan Evans | February 5, 2004

To say the least, this is a tough one for Virginia to swallow.To call Wednesday evening's matchup with Maryland a big game would be an understatement.

Jonathan Evans

Virginia struggles from long-range, falls to Villanova

Serious shooters showed up for Cavs

Cavs capture U-Hall magic again, upset No. 11 Wake

Seniors leave legacy for Virginia

Cavaliers gain confidence, poise

Billet solidifies clutch shooter status

Point God? Bannister shows he can play with best

Gillen faces pressure after ACC defeats

Virginia deflates against Wolfpack

Virginia one shot away from gritty home win

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