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The Virginia Cavaliers are no newcomers to success or change. Some of their greatest victories lie behind them as an impetus to push them forward into the 2009 season. Whether it turns into a revival for this fantastic team or not remains to be seen. Many fans are reminded of the heroic victories accomplished over the years and are expecting nothing less from this team for 2009.

So far, the odds have stacked against the Virginia Cavaliers in games against TCU, Southern Mississippi, and William & Mary. However, with much of the season still ahead, there’s great potential for this fighting team to show their competition what they’re made of.

Looking for your favorite player by number? Here’s an alphabetical breakdown: Oday Aboushi (72), Mike Ahunamba (27), Danny Aiken (80), Tory Allen-Ford (46), Will Barker (61), LoVante Battle (37), Luke Bowanko (70), Landon Bradley (67), Chris Broadnax (21), Javaris Brown (9), Kris Burd (18), Denzel Burrell (45), B.J. Cabbell (65), Isaac Cain (75), Darnell Carter (57), Sean Cascarano (79), Daniel Childress (27), Darren Childs (49), Aaron Clark (41), Nate Collins (98), Matt Conrath (940, Chris Cook (2), Billy Cuffee (62), Jared Detrick (55), John-Kevin Dolce (59), Ras-I Dowling (19), Patch Duda (38), Terence Fells-Danzer (50), Paul Freedman (88), Jared Green (4), Steve Greer (53), Vic Hall (4), Kevin Harrington (95), Will Hill (93), Chris Hinkebein (11), Raynard Horne (44), Jimmy Howell (8), Quintin Hunter (15), Dontrelle Inman (81), Rashawn Jackson (31), Drew Jarrett (6), Brandon Jarvis (32), Nick Jenkins (96), Staton Jobe (22), Cam Johnson (56), Perry Jones (33), Dom Joseph (23), Ray Keys (86), Brendan Lane (2), Matt Leemhuis (34), Corey Lillard (29), Collin Lundgren (51), Torrey Mack 9225), John Maghamez (66), Jeremiah Mathis (58), Connor McMartin (51), Kyle McMartin (7), Rodney McLeod (28), Zach Mendez-Zfass (23), Ross Metheny (13), Matt Mihalik (71), Anthony Mihota (68), Max Milien (36), Lamar Milstead (69), Chase Minnifield (13), Corey Mosley (40), Brian Oden (39), Curt Orshoski (47), Mike Parker (43), Zane Parr (92), Austin Pasztor (63), Colter Phillips (89), Johnny Pickett (87), J.C. Poma (44), Mike Price (60), Robert Randolph (3), Nathan Rathjen (29), Justin Renfrow (54), LaRoy Reynolds (26), Kevin Royal (82), Buddy Ruff (91), Bill Schautz (47), Jameel Sewell (10), Ryan Shaw (46), Jack Shields (64), Mikell Simpson (5), Billy Skrobacz (37), Patrick Slebonick (74), Riko Smalls (3), Bobby Smith (85), Tim Smith (20), Jake Snyder (90), Matt Snyder (14), Logan Spangler (16), Javanti Sparrow (16), Hunter Steward (78), Brady Stovall (38), Aaron Taliaferro (52), Eric Thornton (28), Joe Torchia (83), Brent Urban (99), Aaron Van Kuiken (77), Marc Verica (6), Ausar Walcott (30), Devin Wallace (42), Dominique Wallace (21), Matt Weiler (33), Aaron Wilson (22), Tucker Windle (39), Trey Womack (1) and Brandon Woods (17).

Located at Whitehead Road and Alderman Road in Charlottesville, Virginia, Scott Stadium hosts all home football games that the Virginia Cavaliers play. Expanded several times to include grass hill seating and upper decks, this year Scott Stadium also received an upgrade of a larger video screen and new scoreboard to give visitors a better view and brighter tally of the game scores. If you follow tradition, then you should know that a visit to Scott Stadium to see the Virginia Cavaliers play means wearing orange if you’re a student and if you want to catch the Virginia Pep Band performing, you’ll have to catch them outside in the parking lot as they perform for the tailgating crowd only.

Scott Stadium is a u-shaped venue that provides an opportunity to get a seat from virtually any preferred location in the stadium to watch the Virginia Cavaliers play. If you like the up close action feel of a football game, you’ll want to take advantage of the 100s section that stretches around three-quarters of the field.

Boxes and club seating are limited but available in the 300s section of the stadium. Those who want to raise the roof and enjoy the elements of an outdoor game as well as keep their budget in tact can choose from a wide variety of seating options in the 500s section.

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The season is heating up and now is the best time to get Virginia Cavaliers tickets for your favorite games. There are plenty of choices in seating at the spacious Scott Stadium.

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