<p>Agreed. Both schools have awesome things to offer. It comes down to what kind of collegiate experience you want.</p>
<p>Intro:
Two University of Virginia athletes are facing felony charges stemming from a March 3 break-in and brawl at a Rugby Road fraternity house.</p>
<p>Charlottesville police on Monday night arrested Michael Giallombardo, 18, a freshman goalkeeper with the UVa soccer team, and Michael Brown, 18, a freshman defensive back on the football team. They are both charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit an assault and breaking and entering with the intent to damage property.</p>
<p>"Virginia football coach Al Groh announced on Tuesday that linebacker Ahmad Brooks, safety Tony Franklin and defensive end Vince Redd are no longer part of his program.</p>
<p>"It is a privelege and not a right to wear a Cavaliers jersey and to represent our university and community," Groh said. "There are certain things that are vital and those things come into sharper focus and are multiplied when you're rebuilding, as we are. That's focus, commitment and dependability."</p>
<p>Groh did not disclose the specific reason for dismissing the three players, but stressed, "each circumstance is different."</p>
<p>^^^
Uh, I don't understand the purpose of posting that. Sometimes, college students do stupid things. Right now, Duke is dealing with the scandal of a woman being violently raped and called racial slurs at the school's Rugby (or was it Lacrosse?) Team's party. Nonetheless, I wouldn't hold the action of one dumb jock and his teammates' unwillingness to cooperate w/ the police against the rest of Duke's student body. I don't think the average Dookie would do that.</p>
<p>Whatever the case, I'm glad Coach Groh dismissed those players. UVa students are expected to act honorably after all.</p>