By Jerry Ratcliffe

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Virginia coach Tony Elliott addressed a myriad of topics about his football team during his weekly press conference on Tuesday, but the focus from media was on the Cavaliers struggling offense.

After last Friday night’s close 19-16 loss to Duke, spoiling UVA’s unblemished home record, Elliott said he would review game film and evaluate the calls from his offensive and defensive coordinators. Certainly the defense did its job, holding another opponent to less than 20 points.

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