Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post One of the deepest positions on Virginia’s football roster suffered some attrition Thursday. Coach Mike London announced junior running back Clifton Richardson has been granted a release from his scholarship and will leave the program. Read full article >>
May 16, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Virginia coach Mike London says junior running back Clifton Richardson has decided to transfer. London says Richardson asked for permission to pursue opportunities elsewhere and he wishes him well. Richardson has two seasons of eligibility remaining. Read full article >>
May 16, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post ESPN announced the matchups for the 2013 Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Wednesday afternoon, and Virginia’s opponent will be a familiar one for Coach Tony Bennett. For the second year in a row, Virginia will face Wisconsin in a contest that will pit Bennett against his former boss, Badgers Coach Bo Ryan. Last season, the Cavaliers went up to Madison, Wis., and beat Wisconsin, 60-54, in a homecoming for Bennett, whose father, Dick, coached at Wisconsin for seven years and led the Badgers to the Final Four in 2000. Read full article >>
May 9, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — A day after making a stunning move to draft Geno Smith, the New York Jets wrapped things up by adding some depth to their offensive line. They selected Virginia offensive tackle Oday Aboushi in the fifth round Saturday, and then took Michigan defensive tackle Will Campbell — but officially listed him as an offensive lineman — in the sixth round. Read full article >>
April 27, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — The New York Jets added some depth to their offensive line on the last day of the NFL draft. They drafted Virginia offensive tackle Oday Aboushi in the fifth round Saturday, and then took Michigan defensive tackle Will Campbell — but officially listed him as an offensive lineman — in the sixth round. Read full article >>
April 27, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post The ACC announced Friday that both Virginia and Virginia Tech will play football games against Notre Dame over the next fours seasons as part of the league’s scheduling agreement with the Fighting Irish. Read full article >>
April 19, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Virginia coach Tony Bennett says sophomore guard Paul Jesperson is leaving the Cavaliers’ program. The 6-foot-6 Jesperson started 33 of 35 games this season. He averaged 4.7 points and 2.2 rebounds. He scored a career-best 12 points in an 80-69 victory at Maryland on Feb. 10, but shot just 36.1 percent from the field overall. He made 40 of 108 3-point tries, or 37 percent. Read full article >>
April 15, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post Virginia shooting guard Paul Jesperson has decided to leave the men’s basketball program and transfer to another school, Coach Tony Bennett announced Monday. Jesperson started 33 of the team’s 35 games this past season and averaged 4.7 points and 2.2 rebounds per contest. The sophomore from Merrill, Wis., shot just 36.1 percent for the year, but he hit 37 percent of his three-pointers and Bennett valued his defensive skills on the perimeter. Read full article >>
April 15, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE — The Virginia football team spent the spring focused on all the new within its program. There is a new, and more experienced, coaching staff; new schemes on offense, defense and special teams; and a new $13 million practice facility to entice recruits. Read full article >>
April 6, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE – When Coach Mike London first took over the Virginia football program before spring practice in 2009, he told assistants about his swear jar. Each time a coached cursed on the field or in the team’s facilities, a $1 donation would be made. Read full article >>
April 4, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE — It took the Virginia men’s basketball team more than four months to suffer two home losses. But when the Cavaliers left John Paul Jones Arena on Wednesday night, another opportunity to play at Madison Square Garden having slipped through their fingers, the second defeat left no room for redemption. Read full article >>
March 27, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Roy Devyn Marble scored 24 points and Iowa ended Virginia’s 19-game home winning streak with a 75-64 victory in the NIT quarterfinals Wednesday night, earning the Hawkeyes a trip to Madison Square Garden. Read full article >>
March 27, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Justin Anderson scored a career-high 18 points and Virginia extended its home winning streak to 19 games Sunday with a 68-50 victory against St. John’s in the second round of the NIT. Read full article >>
March 24, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Justin Anderson scored 15 points, including four key free throws in the final minutes, and Virginia overcame a sloppy offensive performance to beat Norfolk State 67-56 in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday night. Read full article >>
March 19, 2013Cavaliers Journal | Washington Post The road to recovery for Virginia football began in full Monday morning. After a tumultuous offseason followed the team’s second 4-8 season in three years, the Cavaliers took the to the practice field for the start of spring practice. Read full article >>
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