shooting were members of football teamCHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — The three students killed in a shooting at the University of Virginia were all members of the school’s football team, the school’s president said.The university’s emergency management issued an alert Sunday night notifying the campus community of an “active attacker firearm.” The message warned students to shelter in place following a report of shots fired on Culbreth Road on the northern outskirts of campus.McCaffrey's TD, stout D lead 49ers past Chargers 22-16In return to Green Bay, McCarthy's 4th-down call goes wrongIn Vail, housing shortage threatens America's ski wonderlandNFL: Bills' catch vs Vikings should have been overturnedAccess to the shooting scene was blocked by police vehicles Monday morning.Officials urged students to shelter in place and helicopters could be heard overhead as a smattering of traffic and dog-walkers made their way around campus.“This is a traumatic incident for everyone in our community.”Eva Surovell, 21, the editor in chief of the student newspaper, The Cavalier Daily, said that after students received an alert about an active shooter late Sunday night, she ran to the parking garage, but saw that it was blocked off by police."