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  • Eli Harold

    Magnificent 7: Prized recruit Harold wanted to play for London

    “If Coach London wasn’t there I probably would not have even looked at UVa,” said Eli Harold, who had 78 tackles, 28 stops for a loss and 16 sacks during an All-American senior campaign at Ocean Lakes. He also rushed for 420 yards and 17 touchdowns.

  • Mike Moore

    Magnificent 7: Moore will be a Cav like his dad

    Blessed with a son that landed offers from over 30 football powerhouses, Shawn Moore made it clear to his son, Mike, that support was unconditional.

  • Magnificent 7: WR Severin ready to make an impact

    The Cavaliers are expected to land 25 players, including the top wide receiver in Massachusetts, on Wednesday.

  • Lexie Gerson

    UVa's aggressive play

    Virginia closed out a crippling five-loss January campaign with a critical home win over Florida State on Sunday, pulling away early in the second half en route to a 62-52 victory at John Paul Jones Arena.

  • Cavs baseball back at practice sorting position battles

    The ninth-year skipper was ready to get to work as his 17th-ranked team officially opened the 2012 campaign with the first practice of the season last week.

  • Remaining teammates

    Four Norfolk Christian teammates ready to be Cavaliers

    Virginia secured verbal commitments from four, yes four, players from one high school. Makings matters far more unique, the foursome came from Norfolk Christian, a private school in the Tidewater area that boasted 22 football players in 2010 and just 30 this season.

  • Kwontie Moore

    Magnificent 7: LB Moore could challenge for starting spot immediately

    Kwontie Moore played a host of roles for Norfolk Christian but Virginia’s coaching staff continues to point towards him being the anchor on the inside of the 4-3 defense that London employed two years ago when he took over for Al Groh.

  • Demeitre Brim

    Magnificent 7: Brim a 'playmaker'

    Leading up to National Signing Day, The Daily Progress will look at seven marquee players who have committed to be part of Virginia football's 2012 recruiting class. Today: ATH Demeitre Brim. Coming tomorrow: LB Kwontie Moore.

  • Two-way standout

    Magnificent 7: Cooper could star on either side of the ball for Cavaliers

    Leading up to National Signing Day, The Daily Progress will look at seven marquee players who have committed to be part of Virginia football's 2012 recruiting class. Today: WR Anthony Cooper. Coming tomorrow: ATH Demeitre Brim.

  • Matt Johns

    Magnificent 7: QB Johns ready to compete

    Leading up to National Signing Day, The Daily Progress will look at seven marquee players who have committed to be part of Virginia football's 2012 recruiting class. Today: QB Matt Johns. Coming tomorrow: WR Anthony Cooper.

  • ESPN's Peterson praises O'Connor's handling of players

    “When you are known as a guy that will protect your guys, whether they are sick or you think they are a little tender or if you think they have thrown too much, in my opinion, you have my respect over anybody else,” Kyle Peterson said of Virginia skipper Brian O'Connor.

  • UVa baseball team set to celebrate decade of success

    The annual Step Up to the Plate event at John Paul Jones Arena which includes keynote speaker and ESPN baseball analyst Kyle Petersen, is honoring a decade of success in a sport that neared extinction at Virginia when budget cuts were discussed over 10 years ago.

  • UVa secondary outlook

    Virginia football 2012 outlook: Secondary

    “Believe it or not when I say this: ‘We have a chance to be even more athletic back there when it is all said and done,’” Virginia coach Mike London said about his secondary. “That’s the good thing about moving forward.”

  • Slideshow 1-UVA vs Southern Mississippi Football

    Virginia football 2012 outlook: Linebackers

    With rising seniors Steve Greer and LaRoy Reynolds, two of the team’s most experienced defenders and the returning leading tacklers on the team, back in the fold in 2012, much will be asked from the position by defensive coordinator Jim Reid.

  • Virginia women edge Virginia Tech for program's 800th victory

    After a sluggish start, the Cavaliers eventually showcased a man-to-man defense that propelled the team to 52-39 victory over Virginia Tech in front of 3,106 fans at John Paul Jones Arena on Thursday.

  • Virginia defensive line outlook

    Virginia football 2012 outlook: Defensive line

    Landing some of the best defensive linemen in the country for the Class of 2012 will alter more than just playable depth for Virginia coach Mike London.

  • UVa special teams

    Virginia football 2012 outlook: Special teams

    Few groups in sports will ever have a changing-of-the-guard type movement that will mirror the special teams operation at Virginia next season.

  • Injured WR Burd expects to be ready for Virginia's Pro Day

    When Virginia hosts its annual Pro Day in March with a collection of NFL scouts scouring the McCue Center, wide receiver Kris Burd expects to be a part of the process.

  • UVa offensive line outlook

    Virginia football 2012 outlook: Offensive line

    Editor's note: The Daily Progress is taking an early look at the 2012 Virginia football team in this eight-part series. Today: Offensive line. Coming tomorrow: Special Teams.

  • Virginia football 2012 outlook: Wide receivers/tight ends

    After suffering injury last year, Tim Smith made major contribitions to Virginia's receiving corps.

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