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No. 19 Virginia blanks No. 12 Louisville 3-0

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No. 19 Virginia women’s soccer defeated No. 12 Louisville 3-0, with Addison Halpern scoring twice and Jordyn Hardeman adding a goal less than a minute apart; goalkeeper Victoria Safradin recorded her 25th career shutout. In football, Virginia was coming off a 19-16 loss to Duke, where running back Jekail Middlebrook rushed for a career-best 117 yards and the tight ends combined for 106 receiving yards, but quarterback Beau Pribula was held without a touchdown and was sacked five times. Ahead of Virginia’s matchup with Wake Forest, the Demon Deacons were noted for having just three turnovers and one interception, while the Cavaliers ranked near the bottom of the cited road-yardage comparison.

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