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November 19, 2009
Cavaliers stomp Spartans
Chelsea Shine received a perfect birthday present from her teammates: the basketball.
Wake Forest defense too much for High Point
There was reason to believe Wake Forest would take charge in the second half last night against High Point of the Big South Conference, so the most pressing questions for the crowd of 9,344 at Joel Coliseum were when and how.
UNC trying to work out the kinks
North Carolina will face a double dose of stress today in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic semifinals at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
November 18, 2009
Averett’s Huffman and Dixon named to USA South first team
Averett senior linebacker and former Tunstall High standout Mario Huffman was selected to the USA South All-Conference football first team for the second consecutive year, leading 11 Averett players on the all-conference teams after the Cougars finished second in the USA South with a 7-3 record.
NFL scouts interested in UVa’s Hall, Cook
CHARLOTTESVILLE — The bowl representatives have quit visiting, but Virginia’s football complex is still a hot spot for NFL scouts.
November 17, 2009
South Florida dominates UVa.
TAMPA - Tony Bennett pursed his lips, leaned back in his court-side seat and let out a big sigh.
November 16, 2009
Hokies ride their pride to lopsided victory
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Disappointment doesn’t linger long with Virginia Tech’s football team.
Cavaliers still playing for pride
Representatives from the Champs Sports Bowl sat in motionless fashion to listen on as Virginia coach Al Groh met with reporters following the Cavaliers’ 14-10 loss to Boston College.
November 13, 2009
Big plays by Dixon and Squillini have Averett in position for USA South title
Averett (7-2, 5-1 USA South) enters today’s contest against N.C. Wesleyan on a four-game winning streak and a victory would give the Cougars their second co-USA South Conference championship and would ensure Averett of its first trip to the NCAA Division III playoffs.
November 12, 2009
The numbers don’t lie for struggling Cavaliers
Heading into Saturday’s game against Boston College, the Cavaliers (3-6, 2-3 ACC) rank among the worst in the ACC in numerous categories.
Hokies make changes with NCAA tourney in mind
Two straight seasons of narrowly missing the NCAA tournament prompted major changes this preseason for Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball team.
Cougars poised to take title
A little more than a month ago, the images of the grass-stained gold jerseys showed the beating that Tunde Ogun and Christopher Newport laid on Averett. It was deflating for a team that was on a three-game winning streak, and the first USA South Conference loss of the young season stung pretty hard.
November 10, 2009
Deacons hope to bounce back from last season’s dismal ending
Wake Forest’s 2008-09 season was like the meal with the mouth-watering appetizer followed by a main course so unpalatable that it was difficult, if not impossible, to keep down.
Battle of Teagues goes to father as Pride defeat Methodist
Former Reidsville coach Jimmy Teague and son Erik Teague faced off Saturday in Greensboro
UNC’s Taylor likely to redshirt
Ryan Taylor is still having difficulty recovering from a knee injury and will likely take medical redshirt status this season at North Carolina, Coach Butch Davis said yesterday.
November 08, 2009
Averett wins triple overtime thriller at Ferrum
Averett held off Ferrum 28-24 in three overtimes on Saturday to earn the right to play for the USA South Conference championship and an NCAA berth next weekend.
November 06, 2009
Hokies win ugly, but impressively, at ECU
GREENVILLE, N.C. — Virginia Tech got back to its winning ways Thursday night, style points be darned.
November 05, 2009
Virginia AD casts ominous cloud over Groh’s future
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Virginia athletic director Craig Littlepage says a decision on Al Groh’s future as the school’s football coach will come at the end of the season.
Averett’s Keatts named USA South Libero of the Year
Numerous Averett players honored by the conference
Inexperienced Tech center may be tested
BLACKSBURG — The center must be one of the sharpest players on a football field. He has to spot the middle linebacker, scan the defense’s alignment and notify the other offensive linemen if he sees something that might portend a blitz — all in a few seconds before he snaps the ball.
Undersized Ehrmann plays big for Deacons
Coach Jim Grobe of Wake Forest sees redshirt freshman Joey Ehrmann as the kind of player who will grow on you.
November 03, 2009
Averett men’s soccer rolls to first ever USA South tournament win
Averett’s first time hosting a USA South Conference tournament game was a memorable one, as the fourth-seeded Cougars rolled to a 6-2 shellacking of fifth-seeded Greensboro at the Cougar Den in Danville, securing the first ever victory for Averett in the USA South Conference tournament.
October 31, 2009
Watson’s running, Cougars defense come up big in win
The Averett defense was able to force an incomplete pass on a late Shenandoah two-point conversion and held on to a 24-22 USA South Conference victory Saturday at the Cougar Den in Danville.
October 30, 2009
Cav freshman Spurlock a quick study
One thing is very clear when you talk to Virginia freshman Tristan Spurlock - he’s not some shy, timid kid who’s just hoping to make an impact on the program someday in the future.
Cavs looking at the team in the mirror
Is it a sign of how far Virginia has fallen?
Fourth-quarter fumble costs Tech in loss to UNC
BLACKSBURG — Ryan Williams sat dejected on Virginia Tech’s bench as North Carolina’s players celebrated wildly on the Lane Stadium field.
Cavs looking at the team in the mirror
Is it a sign of how far Virginia has fallen?
October 29, 2009
Yates, UNC still looking for 1st ACC win
T.J. Yates was walking off the field at Kenan Stadium last Thursday night when something flew out of the stands and hit him in the helmet. It was thrown by a disgruntled North Carolina fan, upset by the loss to Florida State. Yates said he thought it was a pen, but he didn’t stop to find out.
Wild Turkey missing at Tech
BLACKSBURG - Eight games into last season, Virginia Tech’s offense needed a jolt as the Hokies prepared for their first Thursday night game of the year, against Maryland.
October 27, 2009
Cavaliers switching gears to face Duke on Saturday
For better or worse, Virginia’s football players are given a game plan for their upcoming contest on a weekly basis. At no point, however, have the back-to-back plans been of greater variety as what Virginia will face in transitioning from Georgia Tech to Saturday’s tilt with Duke at Scott Stadium.
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