Press Conference: Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer
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Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer talks with reporters. Virginia Tech (2-0) hosts East Carolina (1-1) in Blacksburg, Va., on Saturday.
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#6 UVA field hockey shuts out Miami (Ohio)
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The No. 6 UVA field hockey team (3-2) tallied its second shutout victory of the season, defeating Miami (Ohio), 3-0, Tuesday afternoon at Turf Field in Charlottesville, Va.
Busch Gardens Howl-o-Scream opens Friday
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Frightful creatures have taken up residence at Busch Gardens® Williamsburg for Howl-O-Scream®.
Gardner-Webb takes down VMI women’s soccer, 3-1
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A Nicole Blixt 53rd-minute goal pulled the VMI Keydets within one, but the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs added an insurance marker in the 71st minute and went on to a 3-1 victory in women’s soccer action Monday in Lexington, Va.
Press Conference: Washington coach Jay Gruden
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Washington coach Jay Gruden talks with reporters on Monday. Washington hosts Jacksonville in its home opener on Sunday.
ACC announces football players of the week
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Three members of Virginia Tech’s defensive unit received ACC weekly football honors following their performances in Saturday night’s win at No. 8 Ohio State, which capped an 11-0 weekend for league teams versus nonconference opponents.
#3 UVA women’s soccer downs Samford, 3-1
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The third-ranked UVA women’s soccer team concluded a two-game trip to Alabama with a 3-1 win at Samford Sunday.
Mistake-prone Washington drops season opener at Houston, 17-6
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Washington moved the ball well, but two fumbles, a blocked punt and a blocked PAT spelled doom and gloom as the Houston Texans won the season opener, 17-6, on Sunday.
EMU women’s soccer gets first win in PKs
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Morgan Hill’s (Martinsville, Va./Carlisle) penalty kick with 1:49 left in double overtime provided the game-winner, as EMU’s soccer women earned their first victory of the year, taking down Hood by a final of 4-3.
Upset Special! Virginia Tech shocks #8 Ohio State, 35-21
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More than 108,000 fans at Ohio Stadium turned eerily silent, save for a small section wearing maroon and orange, when a Donovan Riley interception return for a touchdown sealed a 35-21 upset win for Virginia Tech over eighth-ranked Ohio State Saturday night.
