MBB: Hoos’ upset bid falls short in 64-62 loss to No. 21 Memphis
Virginia had No. 21 Memphis on the ropes midway through Wednesday’s tilt at John Paul Jones Arena, but the Tigers clawed back and held on late for a 64-62 victory.
Virginia had No. 21 Memphis on the ropes midway through Wednesday’s tilt at John Paul Jones Arena, but the Tigers clawed back and held on late for a 64-62 victory.
Photos from Wednesday’s Virginia-Memphis game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Jon Golden.
The Tigers drubbed Virginia last season in Memphis and bring one of the nation’s most lethal shooting teams to Charlottesville.
It took a while to get things going, but Virginia made up for it in the second half of its 59-41 win Thursday over Bethune-Cookman at John Paul Jones Arena.
Photos from Thursday’s Virginia-Bethune-Cookman game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Jon Golden.
The Virginia Athletics Foundation, Virginia Athletics and Alexis Ohanian announced a transformational gift in support of Virginia Women’s Basketball.
Virginia dropped its first ACC opener since 2008 on Saturday in Dallas, as SMU closed strong and won its first-ever conference contest, 63-51, at Moody Coliseum.
Despite a fourth-quarter rally, Virginia fell to Auburn by a score of 66-57 on Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena.
Top-25 Florida put on a dominant display in its 87-69 victory over Virginia in the ACC/SEC Challenge on Wednesday in Gainesville.
Ron Sanchez is hoping that lessons learned in back-to-back losses in the Bahamas will help his young Virginia team when it faces another imposing SEC opponent on Wednesday night.
The Discover Puerto Rico Shootout came to an end on Saturday, as Virginia fell to Wyoming by a score of 71-66.
Dai Dai Ames is a 6-foot-1 point guard who grew up on the inner-city courts of Chicago. He has swag, he has toughness, he has game.
In a Black Friday matchup at John Paul Jones Arena, Virginia put together a complete performance, defeating Holy Cross, 67-41.
Despite a valiant comeback effort, Virginia fell just short in a 75-74 loss to Washington State on Friday in San Juan.
In a back-and-forth game that featured 13 lead changed and seven ties, Virginia opened its three-game stint at the Discover Puerto Rico Shootout with a 66-61 win over Green Bay on Thursday.
After back-to-back thumpings in the Bahamas, Ron Sanchez had a significant checklist of things to correct once his Virginia basketball team returned to friendlier shores.
Virginia got back to basics in its 74-65 win over visiting Manhattan Tuesday at John Paul Jones Arena, the first of two Thanksgiving Week home nonconference matchups.
Photos from Tuesday’s Virginia-Mahattan game at John Paul Jones Arena, shot by JerryRatcliffe.com photographer Jon Golden.
The UVA women’s basketball team recorded its fourth consecutive win at John Paul Jones Arena Saturday afternoon, an 82-48 decision over Bethune-Cookman.
The back-to-back losses exposed a plethora of warts that perhaps Ron Sanchez expected against top-25 competition, maybe even more than he anticipated.