As Virginia goalie Adam Ghitelman wandered out of the news conference following his team's 10-9 win over Stony Brook, a media official looked at him sympathetically and said, "You guys have had to answer a lot of questions lately, huh?" Ghitelman shrugged off the question before turning to do an interview, but following a news conference where he and his teammates had been peppered about their emotions, it is safe to say the Virginia men's lacrosse team is slowly trying to put the focus back on lacrosse. Against Stony Brook, the team appeared for the first time without any obvious tributes to Yeardley Love, the Cavaliers women's lacrosse player allegedly killed by George Huguely, their former teammate. Sunday's NCAA quarterfinal game was about getting back to business -- as well as the Cavaliers could -- while still playing in honor of Love's memory and for the women's team, which lost on Saturday to North Carolina. http://sports.espn.go.com/ncaa/news/story?id=5213097
