Virginia Tech women’s basketball team honors UVA shooting victims before Monday’s game
The Virginia Tech women’s basketball team honored UVA before Monday night’s game against USC Upstate in the wake of the tragic shooting of three UVA football players Sunday evening. There was also a moment of silence held.
Virginia’s Elliott, Tech’s Pry craving wins in first season
Tony Elliott said he doesn’t just want to be a head coach for the UVA Cavaliers, but rather an old head coach. He said it’s a role he’s been ready to step into for a few years. Now his challenge … create a champion brand on and off the field in Charlottesville.
UVA headed to Greenville Regional for NCAA Baseball Tournament
The Virginia Cavaliers will make back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances after receiving an at-large bid. The Cavaliers were tabbed as the No. 2 seed for the the Greenville Regional in the NCAA DI Baseball Tournament. They will open play with Coastal Carolina Friday at 6 p.m. with the game to be aired on ESPN+.
March Madness without the audience? NCAA faces pressure to protect players from coronavirus
The National College Players Association is calling on the NCAA to consider holding the March Madness men's basketball tournament without an audience in order to protect players from the coronavirus. "In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes," the group said in a statement released Saturday. The National College Players Association, a nonprofit group that advocates for college athletes, also called for the NCAA to cancel meet-and-greets and press events that would put players in contact with crowds. Read the full statement:National College Players Association's Statement on Coronavirus and College Athlete Health:"In the wake of the emerging coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA and its colleges should take precautions to protect college athletes. In regard to the NCAA's March Madness Tournament and other athletic events, there should be a serious discussion about holding competitions without an audience present.
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