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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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Delaware transfer OF Sal Mineo to bring 'dynamic' offense, speed to Virginia baseball

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By Greg Madia 
| Daily News-Record
A year has made all the difference in the trajectory of Sal Mineo’s college baseball career. The Delaware transfer outfielder committed to Virginia this past Saturday. “It’s a great opportunity,” Mineo told The Daily Progress by phone on Tuesday. Especially considering what it took for the left-handed hitting, speedster to earn himself another chance with a high-major program.
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'Winning is what matters': Why UVa was right for Mount St. Mary's transfer LHP Serigne Sarré

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By Greg Madia 
| The News & Advance
Serigne Sarré was on an eight-and-a-half-hour drive from his home in Maryland to his summer-ball destination in Martha’s Vineyard, Conn., when his phone kept buzzing.
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Virginia has plenty of production to replace at wide receiver

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By Greg Madia 
| Daily News-Record
CHARLOTTESVILLE — Wide receiver Rico Flores didn’t know Virginia coach Tony Elliott, offensive coordinator Des Kitchings or wide receivers coach Adam Mims until the Hoos reached out this past winter to gauge Flores’ interest in joining them. He’d previously been at UCLA and Notre Dame, and upon meeting the Cavaliers’ staff, Flores sensed he belonged. “The genuineness of the coaches and seeing what they’ve done in the past with their players,” Flores said.
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