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It was a good weekend for both football and men’s basketball, as they defeated Liberty and George Washington, respectively. For football, the victory guaranteed the program a winning season for the first time since 2011.
Some things we learned in UVA’s win against Liberty (Roanoke Times)
Doug Doughty of the Roanoke Times noted some of the takeaways from football’s victory over the weekend, highlighting the importance of Juan Thornhill’s playmaking, the emergence of Devante Cross, and the team’s general ability in pass defense.
Former Virginia Cavalier and current Washington National Ryan Zimmerman held a charity bowling event over the weekend with proceeds going towards the ziMS foundation. Many of Zimmerman’s fellow UVA baseball alums, as well as current players and staff members, came along to support the cause.
#Zimms Foundation Bowling event in CVille #HoossupportingHoos @UVABaseball pic.twitter.com/VR3mWxXLMm
— Kevin McMullan (@Kevin44McMullan) November 11, 2018
Virginia Men’s Squash bested the eighth ranked Princeton Tigers on Sunday, 5-4. Head Coach Mark Allen, who helped oversee the team’s recent transition to the division one level, called the victory “the best for our program to date.”
Wahoowa! Our No. 13 Cavalier men upset No. 8 Princeton today, 5-4. https://t.co/wTqk3WQ8T9
— Virginia Squash (@UVASquash) November 12, 2018
TOTD:
Shoutout to Joe Reed for his three touchdown performance!
ICYMI ... @JoeBee_2 broke off some big plays and then broke the ROCK. pic.twitter.com/0KURsDGe53
— Virginia Football (@UVAFootball) November 11, 2018