Virginia Cancels Virginia Tech Game After Football Players Killed

The University of Virginia canceled its game against Virginia Tech to honor three football players who were killed on campus. The announcement came two days after a memorial service for Lavelle Davis, Devin Chandler, and Sean Perry. The players were shot on a bus after a field trip by former UVA football player Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., who faces multiple charges, including three counts of second-degree murder. Jones is being held without bond.

Why did the University of Virginia cancel their game against Virginia Tech?

• Due to bad weather conditions

• To protest against a rival team

• To honor the three football players who were killed

• Because of a scheduling conflict

When did the University announce the cancellation of the game?

• A week after the incident

• Two days after the memorial service

• Before the memorial service

• Immediately after the incident

Who were the victims honored in the memorial service?

• Lavelle Davis Jr., Sean Perry, and another student

• Three unidentified students

• Christopher Darnell Jones Jr., Devin Chandler, and Sean Perry

• Lavelle Davis Jr., Devin Chandler, and Sean Perry

What charges does Christopher Darnell Jones Jr. face?

• First-degree murder

• Second-degree murder and other charges

• Manslaughter

• Assault and battery

What was Christopher Darnell Jones Jr.'s connection to the University of Virginia?

• He was a faculty member

• He was a visiting scholar

• He was a former football player

• He was a current student