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Here's a recap of what's been happening with recruiting this week. Links take you to the full stories on Sabre Edge. You must be a subscriber to access these links. See below for information on how to sign up for Sabre Edge.

Frost Still Open?
Spring Valley (SC) defensive end Mack Frost knows of at least two official visits - South Carolina and Maryland. Those two, along with UVA, Florida, Clemson, Georgia, and Auburn make up Frost's favorites. He hopes to visit UVA for the FSU game on October 18th.

Joseph Commits
Big news in basketball recruiting is that Adrian Joseph, a talented and athletic 6-7, 200 pound wing forward from Brewster Academy (NH) committed to Virginia. A native of Trinidad, Joseph chose UVA over Maryland and Penn State among others.

Olu Hall Talks Recruiting
The talented OLB/DE prospect from Robinson is wide open at this juncture in the recruiting process. He will attend the UVA/FSU game and hopes to check out a VT game as well. All official visits will be set up after Robinson's season is over.

One Team Has Edge for Bullock
Chase Bullock has UVA in the lead right now for his services. He will visit UVA unofficially for the FSU game, and has also set up an official visit to Wake for October 31st. In last week's victory over Southeast Raleigh, Bullock tallied 23 tackles and two sacks in a monster effort versus one of the state's top programs.

RB Jones Back in Action
Lakewood (NJ) running back Dwayne Jones is returning to form following an ankle injury that sidelined him for the entire first game and most of the second game. He carried 11 times for 98 yards and three scores in Lakewood's loss last week. In recruiting, Jones has a top five of Virginia, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Ohio State, and Nebraska. The Huskers and Eagles have offered.

Hall Looking at Same Five?
Marque Hall likes the same five as before, with NCSU, UNC, UVA, Virginia Tech, and Tennessee edging out the competition. No official visits have been set.

A Leader for Andre Brown?
A successful visit for both Brown and UVA catapulted the Cavaliers into the top spot for one of North Carolina's top running backs. Brown was hosted by Wali Lundy and had an awesome time last weekend.

Gorham Comments on UVA Visit
Pottstown (PA) cornerback Chris Gorham remains noncommittal when asked for favorites. He had a great time on his UVA visit as well, and will visit Georgia Tech before making his decision. Gorham hopes to decide between Notre Dame, UVA, and Georgia Tech by the end of October.

UVA in Top 5 for Tri-Cities Star
Tristan Davis lists UVA is his top five along with Florida, Clemson, Maryland, and Tennessee. Davis has offers from all of his favorites. The 5-11, 188 pound prospect is projected as a safety in college.

Q&A With Devonta Brown
Brown commented on his situation with UVA. He will likely commit soon if no other offers arise.

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Connor Hughes kicks the winning FG with less than 10 seconds remaining.

Wake Forest gave Virginia quite a fight last Saturday, but the Hoos dug down deep and were able to pull out the win. While there were many heroes on the day, no one shined more than sophomore placekicker Connor Hughes. With the game under two minutes, Hughes connected on a booming 53-yarder field goal to tie the game. After a remarkable interception by Jamaine Winborne to get the Hoos into field goal range, Hughes nailed another one with less than 10 seconds remaining to win the game.

As mentioned above, there were quite a few heroes on the day for the Hoos. Matt Schaub returned to action for the first time since the opening drive against Duke over a month ago. Schaub came out hot, completing 30 of his 45 pass attempts for 326 yards and two touchdowns. Schaub also showed some guts, breaking free from an apparent sack and diving into the end zone for a crucial two-point conversation to tie the game at the start of the fourth quarter.

Virginia's defense should get some credit as well. While they did give up 47-yard touchdown pass to Wake in the third quarter, they dug down deep when the team needed it the most. When Virginia was coming back, Schaub threw two interceptions late in the game. Wake was unable to capitalize on either turnover. On a game-deciding 4th and 2 on UVa's 8-yard line, the Cavalier defense stopped Wake Forest to give Schaub a chance to move the team down the field for the tying score. And let's not forget Winborne's interception that put Virginia in field goal range to win the game, rather than going to overtime.

This was a character-building win for the Hoos over an improving Wake Forest team. The win puts UVa at 2-0 in the conference and 3-1 overall, which puts them off to a better start than last year's 9-5 bowl-winning team (the 2002 team started 2-2).

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