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OL Abbott to Visit UVA
Courtney Abbott, a 6-9, 335 pound OL prospect from Westlake HS (Atlanta, GA), will visit UVA next week for the FSU game. Abbott, who has already been to Kentucky, is looking at Florida State, LSU, Auburn, Georgia, Clemson, and Louisville as well.

Grant Leads Tough Herndon Defense
6-2 ½, 232 pound inside linebacker Kevin Grant is the heart of the Herndon (VA) defense that has allowed only 10 points per game. Virginia, Wake Forest, Maryland, and NC State are some of the schools that have called since the first of September.

UVA Corrals Two 2005 Verbals
Gretna High School (VA) Vic Hall and Southern Durham (Durham, NC) Maurice Covington committed to Virginia over the past week and a half. Hall is a 5-11, 185 pound dual-threat quarterback, while Covington, who is 6-5, 190 pounds, plays wide receiver, tight end, and outside linebacker for Southern Durham. Both are juniors and will count towards the recruiting class of 2005.

Football for Fisher?
Roman Catholic (Philadelphia, PA) dual-sport star Charron Fisher will visit JMU (this weekend), Niagara, and UNC Greensboro - all of these schools have offered him a basketball scholarship. Virginia, who has offered him as an outside linebacker for football, will be the school of choice if he chooses football. He's undecided at this point.

Holland Thinking About Visits
Virginia Tech is still the heavy favorite for Northside (Roanoke, VA) defensive end Brandon Holland, who hopes to take official visits to UVA, West Virginia (OV set for December 6th), Clemson, Virginia Tech, and either Maryland or Tennessee.

Dutch Discusses Favorites
Outstanding Gonzaga (Washington, DC) wide receiver Doug Dutch will decide among Pitt, NC State, and Tennessee for his fifth visit. He's already scheduled official visits for UVA (11/29), Miami (12/05), Michigan (12/12), and Florida (01/09/04). In this article, he discusses in-depth the four schools that have official visits lined up.

Q & A: Vic Hall
Question and answer with UVA's first commitment of the 2005 recruiting class. Hall talks about what he likes in the program and why he committed early. He is one of the top prospects in the junior class.

Top Target: Nate Lyles
Lyles, a 6-1, 195 pound safety prospect from Hubbard HS in Chicago, IL, will make an official visit to Virginia. He likes Corwin Brown, who is UVA's main recruiter for his services. He has offers from Virginia, Michigan, and Notre Dame among others.

Transfer Working Out for Ferrine
St Peter's Prep (Jersey City, NJ) cornerback Leo Ferrine claims offers from Virginia, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Penn State, Pitt, and Boston College. He does not claim any favorites to this point.

Nation's Top DT Talks Recruiting
DeMario Pressley, who is one of the top players in the country, says he wants to take official visits to Florida State and UNC and is undecided on his other three. UVA, led by recruiting coach Ron Prince, is still in the mix.

Jeremy Zuttah Off to Dominating Start
6-4, 285 pound JP Stevens (Edison, NJ) OL Jeremy Zuttah has eliminated the Cavaliers from his list.

UVa Recruiting War Room: Defense
I released the first installment of the UVA War Room this week. It details who it appears the Cavaliers are targeting most at each position. I hope to release the second installment (for offense) early next week.

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Virginia decimated the Tar Heel defense last Saturday to the tune of 515 total yards in a 38-13 blow out. Quarterback Matt Schaub passed for a remarkable 19 of 22 for 284 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions in only his second game back from a severe shoulder injury suffered against Duke in the home opener. Of Schaub's three incompletions, two were dropped passes and the other was due to a receiver running the wrong pass route. Otherwise, the Heisman Trophy Candidate would have been perfect on the day.

Freshman receiver Fontel Mines broke into the spotlight as well, catching a touchdown on his first ever college reception and snagging two other passes for a total of 45 yards. His touchdown catch makes him the second true freshman receiver this year to have his first collegiate catch go for a touchdown. Deyon Williams did the same against Western Michigan.

Defensively the Cavs found their stride, limiting Carolina to just 58 yards rushing and sacking the normally elusive Darian Durant five times. Linebackers Darryl Blackstock, Ray Mann, Ahmad Brooks and Mark Miller all were in on at least one sack apiece. Cornerback Jamaine Winborne caused a fumble in Carolina's backfield that was recovered by Blackstock.

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