Greg Madia
UVa Sports Reporter at The Daily Progress
University of Virginia beat writer at The Daily Progress. Heisman Trophy and AP Top 25 voter. Jersey native. Loyal Mets fan.
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5 days ago |
dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
He turned what likely was his final home appearance as a Virginia athlete into one that ultimately could help spur the Cavaliers onto the baseball postseason. Jay Woolfolk understood what was at stake for him personally and for the Hoos, and he tried to relish the moment even beginning 24 hours before he’d take the mound against Miami.
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6 days ago |
dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
There’s a date on the books for the first tilt in the upcoming four-year non-conference men’s basketball series between Virginia and Maryland. The Hoos and the Terrapins are slated to renew their rivalry on Saturday, Dec. 20 at John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, according to an addendum to the series contract, which was obtained by The Daily Progress on Thursday afternoon via a Freedom of Information Act request.
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6 days ago |
roanoke.com | Greg Madia
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Virginia coach Tony Elliott was the first from the Hoos to call and put a feeler out, Ja’Maric Morris said. The Georgia State transfer cornerback and native of Timmonsville, South Carolina was seeking the final destination of his college career, and he said he was eager to receive that inquiry from Elliott. Especially considering Elliott was a college teammate of Morris’ father, Kelvin Morris, at Clemson.
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6 days ago |
dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
This is nothing new for Virginia baseball coach Brian O’Connor. The longtime skipper of the Cavaliers has been prematurely and incorrectly linked to other jobs before in his career, and it’ll probably continue to occur annually. “It’s nothing I have any control over,” O’Connor told The Daily Progress on Thursday. “But it’s an honor that people think that much about what has been done in this baseball program and that’s all it is.
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1 week ago |
dailyprogress.com | Greg Madia
Virginia coach Tony Elliott was the first from the Hoos to call and put a feeler out, Ja’Maric Morris said. The Georgia State transfer cornerback and native of Timmonsville, South Carolina was seeking the final destination of his college career, and he said he was eager to receive that inquiry from Elliott. Especially considering Elliott was a college teammate of Morris’ father, Kelvin Morris, at Clemson.
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Evan Blanco’s move to the bullpen, “opened my eyes to some things and made me pitch with a little bit of an edge,” he said. Indeed. Blanco was excellent in relief for #UVa against Miami on Saturday, and that has him hopeful for what’s ahead: https://t.co/joBLIQWcQl https://t.co/C04zBQngd7
Evan Blanco’s 3.1 scoreless innings of relief were crucial in allowing #UVa to chip away on Saturday in its comeback win over Miami. ICYMI, on how the Hoos rallied to beat the Hurricanes…
“It was definitely a rollercoaster.” “Both teams were fighting for everything.” #UVa trailed by as many as four, but rallied to beat Miami with the help of Harrison Didawick's game-tying HR and Aidan Teel's walk-off single. On a wild day at The Dish: https://t.co/l9GMvAFSEh https://t.co/Eb84x0fMIt