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Football Analysis  Clemson Scouting Report: Offense & Kicking By Greg Waters, November 19, 2008 3:11 PM
Football Column The Hawk's Nest - Bubble Screens By Ahmad Hawkins, November 19, 2008 1:58 PM
Football Recruiting Update Deep Run Notes: Jr. OL Garnering Interest By Chris Horne, November 19, 2008 10:21 AM
Basketball Feature Photo Gallery: UVa 107, VMI 97 By Mike Ingalls, November 19, 2008 10:05 AM
Football News and Notes Tuesday Press Conference Notes '08 - Clemson By Kris Wright, November 18, 2008 2:44 PM
Recent News and Features:  Animal Scott Helps Top VMI
- 11/17/08
 SabreMail #368 - Help Support Philip Brown
- 11/17/08
UVa Upends VMI
- 11/16/08
2008-09 Schedule Analysis
- 11/16/08
10 Questions For UVa In 2008-09, Part Two
- 11/14/08
Greg's Stock Report '08: Wake Forest
- 11/13/08
10 Questions For UVa In 2008-09, Part One
- 11/12/08
Recent Recruiting Updates: Jontel Evans Signs with UVa
- 11/18/08
Kuechly, Muldoon Set to Visit UVa
- 11/17/08
Recruiting Notes
- 11/14/08
NC Guard Holds UVa Offer
- 11/13/08
Army All-American OL/DL Down to Four
- 11/12/08
McKie May Narrow List Soon
- 11/11/08
Hill Looking to Decide Soon
- 11/10/08
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For those of you that have been clamoring for a college football playoff, you've got your wish. Sort of. This week Georgia Tech and Miami will play a critical game Thursday night that will go a long way in determining who will represent the Coastal Division in the ACC title game. The Clemson Tigers and Cavaliers will face-off with bowl positions, and in the case of the Cavaliers, a possible shot at the ACC title on the proverbial line.
After a much-needed week off, the Virginia Cavaliers look to get back on the winning track this Saturday when they face the Clemson Tigers. Both teams are 5-5 with hopes of becoming bowl eligible by season's end. The Cavs will have their hands full this weekend trying to contain the Tigers' spread offense. One element that has been successful for the Tigers at times is their ability to execute the bubble screen.
Deep Run (Glen Allen, VA) turned in a fantastic 2008 season with nine wins to just one loss, led by top senior prospects Antone Exum, Jordan Love and Virginia defensive end recruit Jake Snyder. Head coach Greg Kendall would have a tough time finding three prospects as talented as those three in next year's class, but he knows he has at least one likely 1A recruit.
The Virginia men's basketball team opened its season with a 107-97 victory against VMI on Sunday. Several players put up impressive statistics in the high-paced game, including freshman Sylven Landesberg and sophomore Mike Scott. Sammy Zeglinksi, Mamadi Diane, and Jamil Tucker all scored in double figures as well. Relive the exciting action from the game with this 85-image photo gallery!
