In front of a sea of Red that was loud and anxious to revive decades of old ACC animosity, UVA battled back from a huge halftime deficit.

No. 6 Virginia shook off its largest deficit of the season, rallying for a hard-fought, 87-83 victory at Maryland on Friday night.

Thijs De Ridder and most of his Virginia teammates have only heard stories about the Cavaliers rivalry with former ACC member Maryland. Tonight at 8 o’clock, they’ll get to add another chapter.

Some early-season basketball games are just another date on the schedule. Others carry a little more history, a little more familiarity, and perhaps a little more meaning.

Virginia continued its hot streak behind the arc on Wednesday night, tying a program record for threes for the second straight game as it dominated Drexel, 81-39, to move to 4-0 on the season.

Ryan Odom announced Thursday that Mahamadou Landoure has signed a financial aid agreement with the University of Virginia.

As expected, there was little suspense about Virginia’s Tuesday night meeting with Bucknell at John Paul Jones Arena. The Cavaliers were heavily favored, and they played like it, rolling to a convincing 95-61 win.

Playing four games in a span of eight days, Ryan Odom was curious to see how his No. 6-ranked Virginia basketball team would respond.

Here’s how to watch or listen to tonight’s Virginia home basketball game against Bucknell:

Arkansas coach John Calipari was especially praising the Cavaliers in his postgame conference Sunday afternoon.

Utter domination. Those are the only words that can describe Virginia’s blowout win over William & Mary on Friday, a 99-58 drubbing that saw the Cavs firing on all cylinders to improve to 3-0.

Virginia forward Thijs De Ridder was named the Atlantic Coast Conference Co-Player of the Week, the league announced Monday.

The eyes of the college basketball world were focused on Sunday’s heavyweight showdown between No. 9 Virginia and No. 12 Arkansas.

Virginia passed its first major test of the season with flying colors in the nation’s capital, laying a 91-72 beatdown on No. 12 Arkansas.

Two of this season’s heavyweights will slug it out this afternoon in Washington, D.C., when No. 9 Virginia collides with No. 12 Arkansas.

With the game pretty much already decided, Chance Mallory still gave his coach and the Virginia fans something to get excited about.

Virginia shook off a sluggish start against Northeastern University to pull away for a 97-72 win over the Huskies.

To say that Virginia second-year forward Thijs De Ridder was amped to get the 2026-27 season underway would be putting it very mildly.

The Atlantic Coast Conference doesn’t need defending when it comes time to reflect on its glorious basketball history.