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UVa has extended scholarship offers to more in-state prospects, including Hampton wide receiver Todd Nolen and Bethel cornerback Jamar Jackson.

Nolen, a 6-4, 185 pound prospect, has received an offer from Nebraska as well. According to Hampton Head Coach Mike Smith, Nolen has "four or five schools that have said they are going to offer." Fans can expect his offer list to increase in the near future.

Jackson, a 5-9, 185 pound cornerback target, has drawn early scholarship offers from Virginia, Virginia Tech, and Maryland. UVa has been looking at him since his freshman season, and has invited him to several junior days thus far. He is being recruited by UVa Defensive Line Coach Mike London. Jackson hopes to attend the UVa and Virginia Tech spring games as well as the summer camps.

UVa is also interested in Jackson's teammate, defensive line prospect Terrence Johnson. Johnson is 6-5, 250 pounds, and has a large frame to build on. He only played the last half of his junior season due to injury, but really played well according to Bethel Head Coach Tracey Parker.

"Terrence was sort of an unknown last year because he got in a car accident early on and wasn't cleared to play until the fifth game," Parker said. "He's got the size at 6-5, 250 pounds, and he has good speed, good agility, and good hands. Terrence has those intangibles that you just can't coach - a great frame."

Virginia Tech is recruiting Terrence as well.

The Cavaliers put up a good fight, but could not dispose of #1 seed Duke in the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament. The Hoos lost the contest 84-74, but the game was much closer than the final score revealed. Virginia played toe to toe with the Blue Devils for most of the game, and closed the gap to five with just over two minutes remaining. Excellent late game free throw shooting by Duke sealed the deal.

Virginia was led in scoring by J.R. Reynolds with 20 points and Elton Brown with 14 points. Brown also grabbed a team-high six rebounds.

Didn't get a chance to check out the Virginia win over George Washington? Sabre Edge subscribers can check out 39 photos from the game.

Select the link below to access these photos as well as the others from earlier in the year. We have photos from several out of conference basketball games, every home ACC basketball contest, as well as tons of photos from the 2003 football season.

Look for photos from spring practices and the spring game coming in April!

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