UVA basketball dives into transfer portal season, hosting Ivy League standout Jake Fiegen while navigating roster decisions, rising NIL costs, and key player return uncertainties.

Virginia’s bid to hire Kentucky coach Kenny Brooks fell short financially, leading UVA to pivot to Richmond’s Aaron Roussell as its new women’s basketball coach.

Aaron Roussell, who won 70 percent of his games during the past seven seasons at Richmond, is Virginia’s new head basketball coach.

Virginia returns four top scorers, including De Ridder and Mallory, fueling Top 10 expectations for 2026–27.

Chance Mallory returns to Virginia, strengthening a talented core for next season’s run.

UVA women’s basketball faces turmoil after coaching change, with key players entering the transfer portal and pressure mounting for a pivotal hire.

Virginia women’s basketball coach Amaka Agugua-Hamilton will not be returning to the program after four years on the job.

Ryan Odom’s hiring of Adrian Autry is widely praised as a “home run,” bringing experience, recruiting strength, and ACC insight to Virginia.

Ryan Odom adds UVA legend Malcolm Brogdon as Strategic Advisor, bringing leadership and experience back to Virginia basketball.

Former Virginia All-American and NBA standout Malcolm Brogdon was named Strategic Advisor to Men’s Basketball, Ryan Odom announced Tuesday.

Griff Aldrich leaves Virginia to become Pepperdine’s head coach, bringing a proven track record as a successful program builder.

Kymora Johnson powers Virginia to a historic Sweet Sixteen run, highlighted by a 28-point double-overtime upset of Iowa as the Cavaliers prepare to face TCU.

ACC coaching rumors swirl as UNC searches for a new leader, NC State fights to keep Will Wade, and major changes reshape the league landscape.

After a 30-win season, Virginia looks ahead as Ryan Odom bids farewell to five seniors while hoping to retain a strong core for 2026–27.

Kymora Johnson and Paris Clark helped lift UVA to a double-overtime victory to advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time since 2000.

Dallin Hall’s postgame honesty underscored Virginia’s character in a controversial NCAA loss to Tennessee.

Lots of tears and gratitude is how Virginia coach Ryan Odom described the bitter end to the Cavaliers’ season in a 79-72 loss to Tennessee.

The Virginia men’s basketball team saw its season come to an abrupt end, as the Cavaliers were eliminated in a 79-72 upset loss to Tennessee.

Virginia is set to take on second-seeded No. 7 Iowa in the second round of the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship on Monday.