Al Groh

CHARLOTTESVILLE -- On Saturday, Virginia visits No. 18 Clemson for what could be the penultimate game of Al Groh's nine years coaching his alma mater. That tenure, and especially the latter portion, is likely to be considered as one of...

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...the school to make a coaching change, you can rest your hopes on at least one thing. Money won't likely play a role in whether or not Al Groh returns to the sidelines in 2010. According to the Roanoke Times, Groh would be owed $4 million...

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...Tigers go, Groh says Spiller in final 15 for Walter Camp award By Ed McGranahan Staff Writer November 18, 2009 CLEMSON -- Coach Al Groh believes Clemson s offensive development is attributable to freshman quarterback Kyle Parker s...

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Virginia coach says bye helped Clemson; A.C. Flora's Page dismissed from team CLEMSON - Virginia coach Al Groh spent Sunday night reading No. 18 Clemson's press clippings in order to get a feel for how its offense made such a drastic...

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"We made a lot of progress with our team today. I'm proud of the effort the players put into it and the fight they showed. We've been working for 10 months to have a performance like that. Unfortunately, though, we did some things that made...

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...years. "It was close enough to review Boston College's touchdown, it was close enough to review the last play of the game there," Coach Al Groh said. "For probably less than a total of six inches in the game, that was the difference of the...

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...HAS BEEN FORMATTED FOR EASY PRINTING CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Nothing is said directly. It is the elephant in the room. And Al Groh goes about his business as coach of the University of Virginia. Few signs are positive for long-term...

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On Nov. 28, 2009, Al Groh's coaching career will end. The 65-year-old head coach of the Virginia Cavaliers has been in his last rodeo. After nine years of under-achieving and over-blowing its excuses, Groh will be shown the door from his...

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Virginia coach Al Groh isn't interested in talking about whether his time at his alma mater is soon to end. In his mind, it's Miami week, and that means grinding into the wee hours planning schemes to beat the No. 16...

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FILE -- This is a Sept. 19, 2009, file photo showing Virginia coach Al Groh during a college football game against Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, Miss. Virginia athletic director Craig Littlepage says a decision on Al Groh's future as...

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