Byes: Canaan Severin (WR, Worcester Academy (MA))

- Demeitre Brim had 194 yards on the ground and 73 through the air as Victory Christian Academy (Lakeland, FL) defeated Foundation Academy 68-0. Brim totaled four touchdowns (3 rush, 1 pass) on the night. VCA improves to 7-2 on the season.

- Hampton (VA), featuring wide receiver prospect Jamall Brown, downed Kecoughtan 14-0 to improve to 7-2 on the season. The Crabbers will meet arch-rival Phoebus this week.

Junior ATH Deon Newsome, who has been offered by UVa, returned an interception 43 yards for one score and rushed for another in the win.

- Maurice Canady, Tyrell Chavis and the rest of the Varina Blue Devils (VA) were ready to play last week, defeating Glen Allen 54-7. Varina moves to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the Capital District.

Canady passed for over 100 yards and three scores in the win. He has 11 touchdowns over the course of the past three games.

- Bayside (Virginia Beach, VA) senior Anthony Cooper continues to flourish down the stretch. This past week, he had 64 yards receiving and 52 more rushing as the Marlins defeated Cox 31-8. Cooper scored twice in the win, which gives Bayside an 8-2 mark in the regular season.

- Landstown (Virginia Beach, VA) beat Ocean Lakes 20-16 last Friday night, and both teams are now 7-2 heading into the final week of the regular season. TE/LB Kyle Dockins and the Eagles jumped out to a 20-0 lead before the Dolphins made it interesting with 16 unanswered points. Future UVa defensive end Eli Harold had five receptions for 60 yards and a score in a losing effort.

- Fork Union’s postgraduate program, featuring OL/DL Ryan Doull and WR Adrian Gamble, defeated Gray’s Military Academy 25-19. John Shuman’s program is now 6-1.

- Green Run (Virginia Beach, VA), which is led by UVa-bound LB/TE Mark Hall, scored a much needed win over Kellam to improve to 4-5 on the season. The Stallions remain in contention for a playoff spot.

- Central Bucks South (Warrington, PA) knew it had to win its last two games to make the playoffs. One down, one to go. The Titans doubled up Pennridge this past week, 28-14, and are now 6-3 heading into the regular season finale against Central Bucks East. Quarterback Matt Johns went 8-of-16 for 127 yards and an interception in the win. He added 20 yards rushing. Senior RB Dan Brown was the star of the night, rushing for 233 yards and four scores.

- Eastport South-Manor (Manorville, N.Y.), featuring UVa-bound offensive tackle Sean Karl, is now 3-5 after this past week’s loss to Islip.

- Wayne County (Jesup, GA) lost by 36 to Ware County last week, and the Yellow Jackets now stand at 4-4-1 on the season. Wayne County boasts top quarterback prospect Greyson Lambert.

- Hermitage (Richmond, VA), led by UVa-bound offensive guard/defensive tackle Andre Miles-Redmond, is 8-0 following a 41-7 win over Mills Godwin.

- Malvern Prep (Malvern, PA), which features UVa-bound OL Michael Mooney, improved to 7-1 after a 14-0 win over Episcopal Academy. Haverford School is up next this Friday.

- CB C.J. Moore and the Buford (GA) defense pitched their second straight shutout, this time defeating Greater Atlanta Christian 28-0. Region 6-AA Division 1 champs, Buford (9-0) has recorded five shutouts this season.

- RB/LB Kwontie Moore rushed for three touchdowns as Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, VA) blanked Greenbrier Christian 35-0. The Ambassadors (7-2) have now clinched a second consecutive Tidewater Conference title.

WR Mario Nixon added a 65-yard touchdown reception in the win.

- RB Kye Morgan could only manage 18 yards in snowy conditions, and Franklin (Somerset, N.J.) lost big to Hunterdon Central, 35-0. Franklin falls to 5-2 on the year.

- DeMatha Catholic (Hyattsville, MD), playing without eight starters (suspension), lost to Gonzaga 17-9 to fall to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the WCAC. DE Michael Moore had an interception that helped set up DeMatha’s first score of the game.

- CB Kelvin Rainey and the Stratford Spartans (Houston, TX) overcame a 13-0 deficit to defeat Waller, 35-20. Stratford (6-3), which has clinched a playoff berth, takes on an undefeated Brenham squad for the district title.

- St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.) earned a 48-0 win over Bridgeton last week. UVa-bound defensive end Max Valles and the St. Joe (7-0) defense has surrendered only 16 points and has recorded four shutouts in 2011.

- Victory Christian Academy (Lakeland, FL), which is led by Virginia-bound standout Demeitre Brim, blew out Central Florida Christian 62-0.  The Storm, winners of six straight, are 6-2 with two regular season games remaining.

- Hampton (VA) is 6-2 following a 42-3 win over Menchville.  The Crabbers feature wide receiver prospect Jamall Brown, who committed to the Hoos this summer after earning an offer at camp.

- Maurice Canady followed up last week’s 4-touchdown performance with another 4-touchdown effort in Varina’s (VA) 69-28 win over Capital District foe Henrico.  Canady had 138 yards and four passing touchdowns this week, spearheading a monster first half by the Blue Devils.  Varina led 62-14 at the half.

As usual, defensive tackle Tyrell Chavis led the charge for the Blue Devils (6-1) defense.

- Bayside (Virginia Beach, VA) senior Anthony Cooper had a big night, finishing with two touchdown catches and two interceptions as the Marlins (7-2) downed Princess Anne 38-0.  Bayside scored 32 of its 38 points in the second half.

- Landstown (Virginia Beach, VA) improved to 6-2 after defeating Green Run 19-14.  The match-up featured two UVa-bound seniors with TE/WR prospect Kyle Dockins besting LB/TE Mark Hall.  Dockins had three receptions for 18 yards for the victorious Eagles.  Green Run drops to 3-5.

- Fork Union’s postgraduate program is 5-1 heading into this week’s game at Gray Military Academy.  OL/DL Ryan Doull, WR Adrian Gamble and company last took the field on October 16, coming away with a  45-29 win over Wagner College.

- DE Eli Harold and the Ocean Lakes Dolphins (Virginia Beach, VA) defeated Kempsville 42-14 to move to 7-1 on the year.  Landstown awaits next.

- Central Bucks South (Warrington, PA) scored a 31-point victory over Hatboro-Horsham to move to 5-3 on the season.  QB Matt Johns accounted for five touchdowns, including three through the air and two on the grounds.  Johns completed 10 of 15 passes for 181 yards and added five carries for 35 yards.

If CB South wins its last two regular season games, it is in the playoffs.

- Eastport South-Manor (Manorville, N.Y.), featuring UVa-bound offensive tackle Sean Karl, rebounded from three straight losses to defeat Harborfields 13-12.  Eastport South-Manor is 3-4.

- Wayne County (Jesup, GA) is now 4-3-1 after its 21-20 victory over Liberty County.  QB Greyson Lambert and the Yellow Jackets face Ware County this Friday night.

- Hermitage (Richmond, VA) scored 21 fourth quarter points to pull away from Deep Run, 31-7.  The Panthers, featuring captain and UVa-bound offensive guard/defensive tackle Andre Miles-Redmond, are 7-0 on the season.

- Malvern Prep (Malvern, PA), led on the O-line by UVa-bound senior Michael Mooney, scored another blowout victory, this time defeating William Penn Charter 42-6.  Malvern (6-1) has won its last four games by an average of 38 points per game.

- Buford (GA), which features speedy cornerback prospect C.J. Moore, blanked Greater Atlanta Christian 28-0 to improve to 8-0 on the season.

- RB Kye Morgan had 21 carries for 98 yards and three touchdowns as Franklin (Somerset, N.J.) defeated North Hunterdon 47-7.  Morgan has captured another school record, this time eclipsing the career rushing touchdown mark.  Previously this season, he captured Franklin’s all-time rushing yardage record.

Franklin is 5-1 and winners of five straight since dropping the season opener.

- DeMatha Catholic’s (Hyattsville, MD) rallied from a 13-point second half deficit to defeat Carroll, 21-20.  DE Michael Moore and the Stags are now 5-2 this season.

- CB Kelvin Rainey and the Stratford Spartans (Houston, TX) are 5-3 overall following a 38-point win over Magnolia West. 

- Worcester Academy (Worcester, MA) has now dropped two straight after falling to Choate Rosemary Hall 24-21.  WR Canaan Severin and company are 3-2 overall this season.

- DE/WR Max Valles had an offensive touchdown (reception) and a defensive score (fumble return) in St. Joseph’s (Hammonton, N.J.) 58-2 win over Pleasantville.    St. Joe, which scored an astounding 48 points in one quarter in the win, is a perfect 6-0 this season.

- Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, VA) cruised to a 49-14 victory over Norfolk Academy to improve to 6-2 on the season.  Three of Virginia’s four commitments scored in the win, with Kwontie Moore accounting for two scores and Mario Nixon and Wil Wahee with a touchdown apiece.  Nixon finished with three receptions for 85 yards in the win.

The Ambassadors also feature defensive end Courtnye Wynn.

In terms of 2012 commits, Fork Union (VA) OL/DL Ryan Doull and Patrick Henry (Roanoke, VA) P Nick Conte were among those in attendance for Virginia’s ACC match-up against N.C. State.  Conte has accepted a preferred walk-on spot with the Hoos, while Doull will be on scholarship next season.

In terms of those uncommitted visitors, TheSabre.com confirmed the following to be in attendance:  Wylie (TX) OL Kyle Fuller (2012 class), Midway (Newton Grove, N.C.) TE Clark Eyers (2012), Warhill (Williamsburg, VA) OL Parker Osterloh (2013) and Thomas Dale (Chester, VA) OL Zack Rhodes (2013).

Of the uncommitted players mentioned, only Fuller has an offer at this point.  The 6’5″, 265-pound senior was in Charlottesville on an unofficial visit.  We hope to have more on him and his experience this coming week.

On the basketball front, St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia, PA) junior guard Steve Vasturia was seen being shown around by Virginia head coach Tony Bennett and assistant coach Ron Sanchez.  The 6’4″, 185-pound prospect is rated a 3-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com and Scout.com.

By Kelly Schorling

The Virginia offensive line put together a collective effort last Saturday to help facilitate an upset over No. 12 Georgia Tech in a 24-21 decision. Overall, the Cavaliers accumulated an impressive 409 yards of total offense against Al Groh’s defense. The offensive line’s accomplishments as the game was ending were also quite remarkable. With just less than six minutes to play, Virginia had a field goal advantage over Georgia Tech, and it was the Cavalier offensive line that helped the team complete 14 plays for 68 yards to run out the clock.

Center Anthony Mihota led the charge, enabling Virginia’s running backs to register 274 total rushing yards, including two touchdowns. Last season, Mihota appeared in all 12 games for Virginia, which amounted to 856 total offensive plays. He was a pivotal component of an offensive line that went 13 consecutive quarters without allowing a sack. After a strong season his junior year, he has started in all six contests this year. Against the Yellow Jackets, he participated in every one of the Cavaliers’ 66 offensive plays in which he had nine knockdown blocks. It was for this impressive performance that he was awarded the ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week honor.

According to UVa offensive line coach Scott Wachenheim, the key to Mihota’s success this season has been that he has “gained confidence,” and been able to use that to “put together a solid year.”

Mihota is not the only player taking care of business on the offensive line. Although Luke Bowanko is only a sophomore and appeared in just five games for the Cavaliers during the 2010 season, he has transitioned smoothly into the starting position at right guard this year. Wachenheim stated that Bowanko “had no problem settling in with the other guys on the offensive line.” Further evaluation of Bowanko suggests why he has had such a solid season for Virginia.

“He is improving every week. He comes to work every day. He is a hard practice player. He prepares after practice too. He is a very coachable player. He does all the right things on and off the field,” Wachenheim said.

The game against Georgia Tech was Virginia’s biggest single-game rushing total since facing Duke in 2004 when the Cavaliers amassed 348 yards. Mihota, Bowanko, and the rest of the offensive linemen hope to help the team produce big numbers against NC State this week too. The Wolfpack, who Virginia has not faced since 2007, has allowed an average of more than 400 yards of total offense per game this season (412.2, 9th in ACC).

Byes:  Eli Harold (DE prospect out of Ocean Lakes H.S. in Virginia Beach, VA), C.J. Moore (CB prospect out of Buford H.S. in Buford, GA)

- Victory Christian Academy (Lakeland, FL) has won five straight and now stands at 5-2 on the season.  Demeitre Brim scored three times, including two touchdown passes and one 65-yard scoring run, in guiding the Storm to a 53-32 victory over Orlando Christian this past week.

- Hampton (VA) scored a 49-0 shutout victory over Warwick last week and improves to 5-2 overall this season.  The Crabbers are 3-2 in the Peninsula District.

Virginia-bound wide receiver Jamall Brown had two touchdown receptions (17, 44) in a 28-point second quarter outburst. 

- Maurice Canady totaled 336 yards of offense in leading Varina (VA) to a 54-11 blowout win over district rival Atlee.  Varina improves to 5-1 and remains undefeated in the Capital District at 3-0.  Previously unbeaten Atlee falls to 5-1 and 2-1 in the Capital.

Canady had four touchdowns – two passing and two rushing – in the win.  Defensive tackle prospect Tyrell Chavis led the way for the Blue Devils defense.

EDGE subscribers can read more on Canady in last Friday’s “Recruiting Notes” feature.  A top athlete, the senior standout now knows which position he will start out playing at UVa.

- In last week’s 45-14 win over Tallwood, Bayside (Virginia Beach, VA) senior Anthony Cooper showed why he earned all-state honors last season.  The 6’0″, 180-pound prospect, a potential wide receiver or safety for the Hoos, scored five touchdowns (3 receiving, one rushing, one punt return) and intercepted two passes in the Marlins (6-2) win.

- Landstown (Virginia Beach, VA) was blanked by Salem, 35-0, to fall to 5-2 this season.  Kyle Dockins and company will look to rebound against Green Run this Friday.

- LB/TE Mark Hall and the Green Run Stallions (Virginia Beach, VA) got back in the win column with a 43-6 drubbing of Kempsville.  Green Run is now 3-4.

Mark and his brother, Devon (a top 2014 class basketball recruit), were in Charlottesville on Saturday.

- If you like offense, you would’ve loved Central Bucks South’s (Warrington, PA) match-up against Souderton last week.  The teams combined for over 1,100 yards of offense, 48 first downs and 12 touchdowns, but Souderton came out on top 44-42.  UVa QB recruit Matt Johns completed 14-of-21 passes for 310 yards and two touchdowns, but CB South (4-3, 2-2 in league play) fell just short.

- Eastport South-Manor (Manorville, N.Y.) lost to Miller Place and is now 2-4 on the season.  Eastport is led by standout offensive tackle Sean Karl.

- Brunswick defeated QB Greyson Lambert and the Wayne County Yellow Jackets (Jesup, GA) 44-13.  Wayne County falls to 3-3-1 on the season.

- Virginia-bound offensive lineman/defensive tackle Andre Miles-Redmond and the Hermitage Panthers (Richmond, VA) defeated district foe John Marshall by a score of 38-6.  Patrick Kane’s squad moves to 6-0 on the season, while the Justices fall to 4-2.

- Malvern Prep (Malvern, PA), which features UVa-bound OL Michael Mooney, crushed Germantown Academy 48-0 for its fifth win in six tries.  Malvern has won five straight contests.

- Franklin (Somerset, N.J.) earned a 48-0 decision over Bridgewater-Raritan to move to 4-1 on the season.  RB Kye Morgan had eight carries for 132 yards and a 38-yard touchdown run (all in the first half) in the easy win.

- DeMatha Catholic’s (Hyattsville, MD) defense, led by defensive end Michael Moore, held St. John’s to single digits in a 13-7 win.  The Stags are now 4-2 overall this season, 2-1 in the WCAC.

- Stratford (Houston, TX) moved to one game over .500 after a 54-13 drubbing of Spring Woods.  CB Kelvin Rainey and the Spartans are 4-3 overall and 3-1 in District 17-4A.

- Worcester Academy (Worcester, MA) lost a 7-point decision to Salisbury and is now 3-1 in 2011.  WR Canaan Severin and company next face Choate Rosemary Hall this coming Saturday.

- Max Valles had a 21-yard interception return for a touchdown as St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.) destroyed Lower Cape May 70-0.  Valles, a defensive end and wide receiver for St. Joe (5-0), had a 10-yard touchdown reception as well.

- After dropping its first two games of the 2011 season, Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, VA) has now won five straight.  The Ambassadors, featuring four University of Virginia 2012 class commits, defeated Portsmouth Christian 42-7 this past week.  ATH recruit Wil Wahee returned a punt 85 yards for a touchdown in the win.

By Kelly Schorling

Linebacker Steve Greer, who has started all five games for Virginia this season, leads the team in total tackles with 41 and had 0.5 tackles for a loss in both the Idaho and UNC games. Greer also led the team in total tackles with 10 against North Carolina. The last time the Cavaliers took the field two weeks ago against Idaho, Greer posted a big outing with a game-high 13 total tackles.

Production is nothing new for Greer. After redshirting, he led the team with an impressive 92 total tackles in 2009 and was second on the team during his sophomore year. This season, Greer clearly is building on what he has done for Virginia over the past two years. Greer currently is tied for 11th place in the ACC with an average of 8.2 tackles per game. He also ranks 17th in defended passes per game with 0.8.

Greer and the Hoos exit their bye week and fall break, which gave them extra time to practice, watch film, and meet with coaches so that they are ready to execute in this game against the Yellow Jackets. Last fall against Georgia Tech, Greer recorded just 5 assisted tackles. He says that the team definitely feels better prepared for Georgia Tech this time around.

“Our guys are way ahead coming out of this bye week compared to last year. Guys feeling more comfortable and have a better knowledge of their assignments … gotta get those extra looks. Their steps are different. Their lineups are different. Have to get into the film room to get those extra reads. Only thing [UVa] is doing different is seeing the triple option,” Greer said.

Greer explained what Virginia’s defense is prepared for with this unconventional offense.

“When you face a triple option … if you miss one, they will expose that, and that is what they are trained to read. If one guy misses his read … that guy will virtually go untouched. … In another game, it will be a running play and the whole defense is trying to converge on that one player,” but with the triple option there are many different reads that the defense has to converge on and UVa has been preparing the last two weeks for that.

Regarding a little fun off of the field, but still very much football related, Greer claims he personally did not partake in any video game action to practice against a GT-style offense. But he can’t deny that “other guys on the team may have gotten involved in that.”

Byes:  Ryan Doull and Adrian Gamble (OL and WR, Fork Union Military Academy), Kye Morgan (RB, Franklin H.S. in Somerset, N.J.)

- Demeitre Brim sprinted 18 yards for the go-ahead score with 13 seconds left to give Victory Christian Academy (Lakeland, FL) a 34-29 win over Lake Mary Prep.  VCA, now 4-2 overall and 3-0 in its district, takes on Orlando Christian Prep this week.

Brim, projected as an outside linebacker at UVa, is VCA’s starting quarterback and safety.

- Hampton (VA) won its second straight to improve to 4-2 on the season.  This past week, the Crabbers downed Gloucester 42-3.  WR Jamall Brown has committed to UVa, but fellow senior Kavon Bellamy stole the show with three touchdowns (2 rush, 1 interception return).

- ATH Maurice Canady and DL/OL Tyrell Chavis led the Varina Blue Devils (VA) to a 56-16 win over Armstrong last week.  Varina (4-1) hosts undefeated Atlee in an important Capital District contest.

- Bayside (Virginia Beach, VA) bounced back from last week’s loss to Landstown to defeat Kellam, 42-7.  The Marlins are now 5-2 on the season.  WR/S Anthony Cooper had a monster game for the Marlins.  He opened the scoring for Bayside with a 97-yard kick-off return for a touchdown and finished with three catches for 67 yards and two scores.

Check out highlights from the contest here.

- Landstown (Virginia Beach, VA) defeated First Colonial 26-21 and is now 5-1 on the season.  Virginia recruit Kyle Dockins, featured in an EDGE article last Friday, caught three passes for 56 yards and a touchdown.

- Eli Harold continues to show why he was such a coveted college prospect.  The 6’4″, 220-pound Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach, VA) senior was a force on defense and offense in this week’s 23-6 win over Green Run.  Harold had three sacks and was a constant disruption defensively, and offensively he had two receptions for 116 yards including a 93-yard touchdown reception.

TE/LB Mark Hall had five receptions for 80 yards for Green Run, which falls to 2-4 on the season.  Ocean Lakes improves to 6-1.

- Central Bucks South (Warrington, PA) scored another big victory this week, this time defeating Suburban One League Continental Conference rival Quakertown 37-13.  The Titans, led by Virginia quarterback prospect Matt Johns, are 1-1 in the SOL and 4-2 overall.

Johns, who had two touchdown runs last week, led the scoring with a 21-yard touchdown run.  He finished with 45 yards on seven carries.  Johns also completed 9-of-13 passes for 232 yards.

- Offensive tackle Sean Karl and his Eastport South-Manor (Manorville, N.Y.) teammates dropped a 44-19 decision to Bellport.  Eastport (2-3) will host Miller Place next on October 15.

- Wayne County (Jesup, GA) edged out Richmond 14-13 to improve to 3-2-1 on the season.  UVa quarterback recruit Greyson Lambert completed 20 of 32 passes for 273 yards and a touchdown.  Lambert’s 20-yard pass to Krenwick Height broke a 7-7 tie.

- Hermitage (Richmond, VA), featuring Virginia-bound offensive lineman/defensive tackle Andre Miles-Redmond claimed its fifth win in as many games with a 34-9 downing of J.R. Tucker.  The Panthers host 4-1 John Marshall this Friday.

- Malvern Prep (Malvern, PA) defeated Monsignor Bonner 28-7 to improve to 4-1 on the season.  The Malvern offensive line, led by UVa-bound Michael Mooney, paved the way for 188 yards rushing in the win.

- Buford (GA) demolished Clarkston 71-0 and is now 8-0 on the season.  The Wolves, featuring UVa-bound CB/WR C.J. Moore, have a bye this week.  Moore and his teammate, senior fullback/linebacker Nathan Staub, plan to be in Charlottesville this weekend.  Staub will be on an official visit.

- Norfolk Christian (Norfolk, VA) scored the go-ahead touchdown (a Jocorey Robbins 25-yard touchdown run) with 38 seconds left in the fourth, defeating Atlantic Shores 44-40 to improve to 4-2.  Mario Nixon had six receptions for 73 yards on the night, while Wilfred Wahee finished with four catches for 96 yards and one touchdown.

- DeMatha Catholic (Hyattsville, MD) is now 3-2 after falling to rival Good Counsel, 35-21.  Michael Moore, a tight end and defensive end for the Stags, hauled in a 10-yard touchdown catch to help tie the score at 21.  The Falcons pulled away late for the 14-point win.

- Stratford (Houston, TX) has evened its record at 3-3 after defeating Magnolia last week, 20-10.  Stratford’s defense is led by three college recruits including UVa-bound CB Kelvin Rainey.

- WR Canaan Severin’s 6-yard touchdown catch with 5:30 left in the fourth propelled Worcester Academy (MA) to a 27-21 win over Poly Prep.  The Hilltoppers are now 3-0 in 2011.

- Virginia-bound Max Valles and South Carolina-bound Kaiwan Lewis carried St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.) head coach Paul Sacco off the field following a 38-0 win over St. Augustine.  The victory was Sacco’s 250th of his career.  Valles was a disruptive force at defensive end and hauled in two catches for 14 yards from his wide receiver position in St. Joseph’s (4-0) win.

Like movies and Virginia basketball? Well, here’s some good news. The Virginia Film Festival features a documentary with Cavalier center Assane Sene this year. Elevate highlights four players including Sene from the SEEDS Academy (learn more at www.seedproject.org) in Dakar, Senegal where young basketball players from across West Africa gather for a program that focuses on academics and athletic training. Players, like Sene, who stand out earn full scholarships to preparatory high schools in the United States. That step could create opportunities for college.

Elevate is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 4 at 6:45 p.m. at the Regal 3 theater on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville (click here for more info) as part of the annual festival. Sene and Kandioura Drame will have a discussion at the screening. Fans have discussed the movie on the EDGE message board.

So is Sene a movie star?

“I’m not a movie star yet. I’m more like a student and a basketball player for now,” a smiling Sene said at Virginia’s men’s basketball media day on Thursday. “It’s a documentary they did about me and some other players from Senegal. We went to a school in Senegal called SEEDS. They made a documentary trying to help and support the [SEEDS program] and go forward like I’m helping this program to go forward. I’m not a movie star yet, but I’ve heard that a lot. People are like ‘You’re a movie star’ and I’m like not yet.”

For now? Not yet? Doesn’t sound like the door is shut on the bright lights of Hollywood.

“Not yet because I don’t know. I don’t know exactly what’s going to happen tomorrow or next year or next month. I don’t really know so that’s why I use the yet,” Sene said laughing.

During Virginia’s men’s basketball media day, there are obviously tons of questions and tons of answers. I thought I’d share this thought from Mike Scott, though:

“I don’t think we have to do that. I think we all know and we look at each other and have that telekinesis where we read each other’s minds and we’re all hungry. I know I’m itching to get back out there.” – Mike Scott on being hungry and if the team has circled up to talk about that hunger.

Multiple outlets, including this report on PalmettoSports.com, have reported that dynamic wide receiver Stefon Diggs has revealed his final 11 schools. They are: Auburn, California, Florida, Florida State, Maryland, Miami, Michigan, South Carolina, Southern Cal, Virginia and Virginia Tech.

Diggs, a 5-star prospect out of Good Counsel (Olney, MD), reportedly is set on taking official visits to Cal and Florida.  The other three officials are yet to be determined, but it looks like he will take all five before making a decision.