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TheSabre.com releases Virginia Top 40 It took a while to compile, but TheSabre.com has finally released its Sabre 'A' List for the 2002 recruiting season. The list includes the Top 40 high school football athletes as rated by TheSabre.com. Rankings of the players are listed below. For more detailed info like position, height, weight and schools of interest, please see TheSabre 'A' List.
1 Phillip Brown Big-time basketball forwards to visit UVa this weekend The Charlottesville Daily Progress reported today that two high-caliber recruits are visiting the UVa grounds this weekend. 6-8 Loul Deng of Blair Academy, NJ and 6-8 Terrance Roberts of St. Anthony's, NJ are taking their official visits to Virginia. Both stars competed in the Southern Invitational at UVa last spring and were very impressive. Each has offers from several top universities. Deng, who lists Duke, UVa, Missouri and Indiana as his favorites, is one of the most talented recruits UVa has been involved with since Ralph Sampson. Most believe that Deng is favoring Duke, but UVa has been high on his list from the beginning, and the Cavaliers are making a strong push for his services. Roberts is also a versatile athlete who can play with his back to the basket or take his man off the dribble. He's extremely active on the boards and very quick. His schools of interest include Virginia, Maryland, Florida and Syracuse.
See the Daily Progress report.
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This week ... UVa football in action tomorrow The Cavaliers return to the field tomorrow at 3:00 PM for a contest against the Akron Zips. Virginia is coming off a bye week after disposing of South Carolina the week before. Akron comes into the contest 0-3 after dropping games to Iowa (57-21), Maryland (44-14) and Central Michigan (24-17). This game will not be televised. Tune in to WINA (AM 1070) or WWWV (FM 97.5) if you're local to Charlottesville or the surrounding areas. For out of state listeners, please tune in to the live Internet broadcast. For pregame articles, post game articles, weather information, stats and game notes and depth chart, please see Akron Game News and Notes.
Virginia athletic department conserving water With drought conditions worsening in the Charlottesville area and mandatory water restrictions in effect, the University of Virginia athletic department has implemented strategies to conserve water. The strategies address water conservation on an ongoing basis and at home football games beginning with the Akron game on Saturday (Sept. 21) at the Carl Smith Center, home of David A. Harrison III Field at Scott Stadium. The strategies implemented include:
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