May 15, 2009
There Is Joy Now in Charlottesville
If there were an official geographic demarcation between warm-weather and cold-weather programs in college sports, the University of Virginia would fall right on the border.
That makes its early-season baseball conditions a crapshoot, with some games played in the 70s and others canceled because of snow.
Unpredictable weather makes it hard enough to recruit top baseball prospects. Throw in a middling reputation and poor facilities, as Virginia's program had a decade ago, and
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