The Virginia women’s basketball team was defeated by a score of 101-68 at the hands of No. 22 Florida State on Thursday night.

T.J. Otzelberger, who has rebuilt the Iowa State Cyclones the past few seasons, is considered a coaching star on the rise and appears to be a perfect fit for Virginia.

The Cavaliers, coming off a heartbreaking, one-point loss to rival Virginia Tech two days before, had to hit the road to Pitt where the host Panthers were licking their chops.

Dai Dai Ames set a new career high in scoring to lead Virginia to an inspired, convincing, 73-57 road win at Pittsburgh on Big Monday.

UVA has won 15 of the last 18 meetings and 8 of the last 10 vs. Pitt, but the Panthers have won the last two meetings.

Virginia legend Ralph Sampson said that if the Cavaliers make a coaching change at the end of this season, he has a clear-cut No. 1 at the top of his wish list.

Virginia trailed by as many as 14 points in the third quarter, but another career-effort from Latasha Lattimore powered the Cavaliers to their largest comeback win of the season.

Mike Young was as giddy as a fat man left behind to guard the pie after watching his Virginia Tech team end a five-year nightmare at John Paul Jones Arena.

Virginia came up short in the first of two meetings in two weeks against its arch rival on Saturday, falling 75-74 in heartbreaking fashion.

Ron Sanchez was fired up after his Virginia team, minus two starters, claimed its first ACC road win earlier this week at Miami.

Ron Sanchez relied on that ancient axiom of next man up to rally his team, and it worked.

Virginia notched its first true road victory under interim head coach Ron Sanchez in a shorthanded, 82-71 win in Miami on Wednesday, getting a ton of support from some unsung heroes.

The last time legendary Ralph Sampson visited “The Jerry & Jerry Show,” the 7-foot-4 Hall of Famer stopped traffic in downtown Charlottesville.

For the second consecutive outing, Virginia pulled back within a single possession after trailing by nearly 20 points, but the Cavaliers suffered a 68-65 defeat to Louisville.

It was the seventh time Virginia has allowed 70 or more points in a game this year, and surprise, the Cavaliers are 0-7 in those contests.

Behind a big day from sophomore guard Markus Burton, Notre Dame made program history with a victory at John Paul Jones Arena on Saturday, defeating Virginia by a 74-59 margin.

Virginia is hoping to remain hot from the 3-point arc tonight when the Cavaliers host Notre Dame, another opportunity for UVA to make up some ground in the ACC standings.

Virginia trailed by as many as 20 points in the first half but mounted a valiant comeback effort to bring the game back within just a pair in the final minutes.