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If there's one bright spot for the UVa men's basketball program, it's the lift they will likely get when Oak Hill Academy senior guard J.R. Reynolds steps on the floor next season.

Reynolds has been lighting it up of late for the Warriors. Two weeks ago, Reynolds broke the school record of 12 three pointers in a game. He nailed 14 of them and didn't even play in the fourth quarter. By halftime, Reynolds had hit on 11 of 12 from beyond the arc. Reynolds finished the game shooting 14-20 from beyond the three-point mark, scoring a career-high 44 points. Over the last four games, Reynolds has nailed 29 of his 47 attempts from beyond the arc.

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Hoos lose to Wake and Ohio

Virginia continued their tumble this past week, losing to both Wake Forest and Ohio on the road. The Hoos played tough at #10 Wake, dropping a hard-fought contest, 75-71. The loss to Ohio (78-72) is a bit embarrassing for the Cavaliers, since the Bobcats are not anywhere close to being among the nation's elite, holding just a 10-14 record on the season. The losses put the Cavaliers' current losing streak at five, and most certainly prevent them from heading to the NCAA Tournament, unless the Hoos somehow win the ACC Tournament and gain an automatic bid. Even if they win out and finish 8-8 in the conference, out of conference losses to Virginia Tech and Ohio would weigh in heavily and prevent the NCAA Tournament from inviting the Cavaliers.

Virginia has just three contests remaining, all in conference. They travel to Tallahassee to face Florida State this Saturday (noon, televised by Raycom Sports), then return home to University Hall for games against Georgia Tech (March 5) and Maryland (March 9). If the Hoos hope to get an invitation to the NIT, they will likely need to win at least two of these contests.

For news on all Cavalier games, please see UVa Basketball Schedule.

UVa lacrosse to play Cuse this weekend

Virginia will travel to top-ranked Syracuse this Saturday. The Hoos opened their season with a decisive victory over Drexel (19-8) last weekend. This weekend will provide a much tougher test for the Hoos. If the Cavaliers can pull off a win, it would be the first win over 'Cuse since the 1999 NCAA Tournament. The contest is scheduled for 3:00 PM at the Carrier Dome in New York.

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UVa baseball games cancelled for this weekend

Because of bad weather, the three-game series with Seton Hall this weekend has been cancelled. There is still no word on Monday's game at Richmond. Please refer to UVa's official website for news on upcoming games.

http://www.virginiasports.com Football 101 for women

Charlottesville, VA- "Football 101 for Women" returns to Bryant Hall at Scott Stadium on Saturday, April 5, 2003.

Anne Groh, wife of Virginia football head coach Al Groh, will be hosting the event along with Margaret Littlepage, wife of Virginia Director of Athletics Craig Littlepage.

"We want all women in our community to be able to enjoy the success of the University of Virginia football program," Anne Groh explained, hoping to build upon the success of last year's program. "Understanding the basics of football undoubtedly will increase enthusiasm for the game."

For $30.00, women of all ages will have the opportunity to learn more about offense, defense, penalties and official's signals, as well as how football affects the lives of coaches and players on and off of the field.

"Football 101 for Women" will begin at 10 a.m. in the Alumni Room (second floor) of Bryant Hall at the south end of Scott Stadium and will run until 3 pm. Lunch will be provided.

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The 2003 football schedule and game news pages have been updated. Please refer to the following links to get information on each game. The game news pages will include links to pregame and postgame articles, as well as information on game date, time, television, weather, notes, statistics and a link to the live Internet broadcast for each game.

2003 Football Schedule