Virginia is still searching for its first win of the calendar year after suffering a lopsided 81-67 loss at Louisville on Saturday.

Virginia’s week doesn’t get any easier today when the struggling Cavaliers, riding their longest losing streak since 2016-17, take on one of the ACC’s hottest teams at Louisville.

Led by Latasha Lattimore’s 24-point performance, Virginia used a dominant third quarter to secure a 73-65 win over Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.

SMU saved its Get Out of Jail Free card for just the right time Wednesday night when the Mustangs hit three 3-pointers over the last 25 seconds.

Tony Bennett will be honored at the UVA men’s basketball home game against Georgia Tech with tipoff slated for 5:30 p.m. at John Paul Jones Arena.

Virginia led for over 30 minutes of game time, but ultimately fell to No. 14 Duke by a score of 60-55 on Sunday at John Paul Jones Arena.

Virginia’s trip to the West Coast went about as smoothly as a Griswold family vacation on Saturday when the Cavaliers were soundly beaten at Stanford, 88-65.

On the back of a season-high 28-point performance from Kymora Johnson, Virginia defeated Clemson, 67-60, on Thursday night at Littlejohn Coliseum.

California picked up its first conference win as a member of the ACC, 75-61, in Berkeley, as Virginia simply couldn’t get things together in the second half.

While UVA’s coaching staff has planned appropriately for the time difference, the Cavaliers’ collective body clocks may have a difficult time adjusting.

Finally, on Monday, Ron Sanchez added a little more clarity to the situation, but still left a cloud of confusion on Christian Bliss’ intentions.

Pat Kelsey broke the curse with little resistance from Virginia in a 20-point blowout at John Paul Jones Arena.

Louisville put an end to its nine-game losing streak in Charlottesville on Saturday, cruising to a 70-50 win, its first at UVA in nearly 35 years.

The Cardinals, under new coach Pat Kelsey, will attempt to break one of the longest streaks in the ACC, having never beaten Virginia on the road since joining the conference.

A second-half explosion in which the Cavaliers shot 50-percent from beyond the arc saw Virginia cruise to a 69-46 win over Wake Forest on Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena.

Give Ron Sanchez credit for his dedication to the task at hand, a rather huge New Year’s Eve battle with visiting NC State on Tuesday afternoon.

In the first ACC home game of the season, Virginia survived a New Year’s Eve matinee against NC State on Tuesday, rallying from a double-digit deficit and hanging on for a 70-67 victory.