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2007 UVa Football |
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Football News and Notes Tuesday Press Conference Notes - MTSU By Kris Wright, October 2, 2007 5:47 PM
Football Feature  Greg's Game Grades '07: Pitt By Greg Waters, October 2, 2007 12:05 PM
Football Recruiting Update Commit Profile: Friendly DB Devin Wallace By Chris Horne, October 2, 2007 11:00 AM
Football Feature Photo Gallery: Virginia 44, Pitt 14 By Mike Ingalls, October 2, 2007 10:12 AM
Football Column Notes From The Upper Deck: Night Lights By Robert Mahini (Vandy-Hoo), October 2, 2007 10:00 AM
Recent News and Features:  10 Things I Learned Vs. Pitt
- 10/1/07
 Inside The Game: Pitt
- 10/1/07
SabreMail #311 - History Of The Sabre
- 10/1/07
Cavaliers Pounce On Pitt To Win Big
- 9/29/07
UVa Vs. Pitt Scouting Report: Pitt Special Teams
- 9/28/07
Wes' Ways To Win - Pitt
- 9/28/07
UVa Vs. Pitt Scouting Report: Pitt Offense
- 9/28/07
Recent Recruiting Updates: UVa Impresses Sene
- 10/1/07
7-0 C Making Official Visit to UVa
- 9/28/07
Coaches, Players Influenced Decision
- 9/27/07
Landesberg to Virginia!
- 9/27/07
Saddler Planning Saturday Trip to UVa
- 9/27/07
RB Ashley Leaning Towards One More Visit
- 9/26/07
St. Anthony's Guard to Make First Official Visit
- 9/26/07
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The Virginia football team heads out on the road again this week where it will be looking for its second consecutive road victory. For a team that's won four straight games, that may not sound too daunting. But it is. The Cavaliers haven't won a non-conference road game since defeating Syracuse in 2005 and they haven't won back-to-back road games since 2004.
Say what you want about Pitt's poor execution, devastating turnovers and sloppy play, but make no mistake this was a game where one team was simply overmatched by another. On paper there may not be a huge gap between the Hoos and Panthers, but between the ears, between the rib cage, and between the lines, there is a huge difference. But the grades weigh both execution and subjective analysis - so how did the Hoos do?
5-11, 200-pound defensive back Devin Wallace has played for Friendly High School's (Fort Washington, MD) varsity football squad since the 10th grade. He helped Friendly capture a state championship in his junior season and is looking to lead the Patriots to back-to-back state titles in this his senior season. Next year, he plans to wear the orange and blue of the University of Virginia.
Virginia poured it on in a 44-14 rout against Pittsburgh on Saturday night at Scott Stadium. In the contest, the Hoos scored 27 points in the first quarter and never looked back. Relive the action from the 30-point win with this photo gallery featuring 113 images, including photos of Rashawn Jackson's touchdown, Jonathan Stupar, John Phillips, Clint Sintim, Vic Hall, and much more.
After some scorching-hot home games, Charlottesville finally delivered one of those perfect early autumn days. And after some noon starts, the schedule finally delivered a late kickoff that allowed us all to enjoy it. Students were at their cocktail parties. The rest of us were hanging out with friends in the parking lots, passing the time with some food, beverages, and conversation. Ah, enjoying a Saturday at the University the way Thomas Jefferson would've wanted it to be enjoyed ... had he known about football and parking lots.
