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A Charlottesville sixth grader is heading back to Augusta National to compete in the Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals, putting his skills to the test on one of golf’s biggest stages.

Louisville running back Isaac Brown is getting going, while Pittsburgh may have a major problem at quarterback.

The Cavaliers will open its 55-game schedule with three games at the Texas Rangers’ ballpark as part of the Shriners Children’s College Showdown.

Women’s soccer put five goals past SMU after a loss to Notre Dame, and Jaclyn LaHa’s individual win lifts the women’s golf team to a second-place finish in the Windy City Collegiate Invitational.

The Cavaliers could ill-afford a second ACC loss this early in the season. Behind two Jekail Middlebrook touchdowns, UVA rallied past the Orange.

The Cavaliers used a 26-0 surge to take control against the overmatched Spiders on Friday night at JPJ.

UVA’s QB play, Virginia Tech’s clutch kicking and Louisville’s path to the ACC title all took some lumps.

Bad tackling, dropped passes and poor pass protection all added up to a lopsided loss in Tallahassee, Fla.

UVa tennis’s Dylan Dietrich did not a lose a set in the ATP 75 Colombus Challenger Sunday to take home the first ATP Challenger title.

The Cavaliers were, once again, doomed by their inability to defend a mobile quarterback. FSU’s Ashton Daniels ran for five touchdowns Saturday.