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"Playing Oregon was a great experience, a learning opportunity for us. That's one of the best teams in college
football. We can only get better from that experience, from having played them, and also having played BYU, when
you look at what BYU did to Texas. I feel more encouraged about where we are right now with who we've played
and how the guys have played."
— Football coach Mike London after his team's 59-10 loss to No. 2 Oregon Sept. 7;
the Cavaliers opened the season Aug. 31 with a 19-16 victory over BYU, which responded
by upsetting No. 15 Texas 40-21 the following week (VirginiaSports.com)
"I think you could look at the glass is half
full. It's not half empty for David. The great
thing about him, that's two college football
starts with two good, good football teams. I
just think his upside and what he continues
to learn and how he continues to improve is
ahead of him, particularly with the schedule
as it's laid out. … I think David's best football
is definitely ahead of him."
— London on redshirt
second-year quarterback
David Watford after the season's first two
games (TheACC.com)
"It was a good start to the season. We held
out many guys who we will count on later
in the season. It was a very controlled effort
and a fun way to start the season. It was
great to get the wins and hopefully we will
chalk up a few more."
— Men's cross country coach Pete Watson
after both the men and women opened their
2013 campaigns with a pair of victories at the
UVa Duals (VirginiaSports.com)
Two weeks into the season, after
a 1-1 start, head coach Mike London was feeling good about both
his team and his quarterback David
Watford.
photo by matt riley/courtesy UVa
