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Ratcliffe: Mike Scott works his magic
Mike Scott's legend grows with every tweet by a legion of Wahoo fans, and with every point and rebound the Virginia star makes. On this night, he was flawless, not missing a single of his nine field goal attempts and scoring 19 points in only 26 minutes of action.
No. 19 Cavaliers dunk Deacons
In its best offensive performance of the season, No. 19 Virginia pounded Wake, 68-44, in front of a crowd of 10,786.
Ratcliffe: O'Connor fondly remembers magical 2011
Brian O'Connor felt that beating Irvine and returning to Omaha for the second time in three years was a huge step forward for the UVa program. Now, the skipper is about to launch his ninth season. This time, there won’t be as much pressure or expectations on the Wahoos.
Scattershooting: Lazor not heading to Buccaneers
Scattershooting around the ACC, while starting this week’s notebook with some Wahoo trivia and thinking that large collective sigh you heard last night was from Virginia fans learning that Bill Lazor is not leaving for the Tampa Bay Bucs
Wake Forest is improved, but how much?
Virginia coach Tony Bennett calls Wake Forest “one of the most improved teams" in the ACC. If Bennett is comparing this year’s Wake squad to the outfit that went just 8-24 (1-15 in the ACC) last season, he may be on to something.
Zeglinski will remain a starter
However, bringing beleaguered senior Sammy Zeglinski off the bench doesn’t seem to be an option that Virginia coach Tony Bennett is considering at the present time.
Former Cavalier Meyinsse having fun playing professionally in Argentina
Former University of Virginia basketball player Jerome Meyinsse's path to a professional basketball career is one that few have taken.
Cavaliers clobber Texas A&M
The University of Virginia men’s tennis team won its third match in three days against top ranked opponents by defeating eleventh-ranked Texas A&M, 6-1, on Sunday afternoon at the Boyd Tinsley Courts at the Boar’s Head Sports Club.
UVa women gain key win
With the victory, UVa improved to 17-8 overall and 5-6 in Atlantic Coast Conference play.
Ratcliffe: Evans, Brogdon deliver needed production in defeat
Together, the two guards contributed 18 points and hit 8 of 16 field goal attempts. On a day where the Cavaliers were looking for every basket they could get against one of the league’s best defenses, and were again desperately searching for that essential “third scorer,” those points were primo.
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