It’s not uncommon for Virginia coach Ryan Odom to get advice from his father, Dave Odom, and heading into this week’s ACC Tournament is no exception.

Thijs De Ridder was named All-ACC First Team and All-Rookie, while Ugonna Onyenso was named to the All-ACC Defensive team.

Ryan Odom built instant chemistry with a brand-new Virginia roster, leading the Cavaliers to a stunning 27-4 season and second place in the ACC.

Ugonna Onyenso was the seven-foot monster hiding under Virginia Tech coach Mike Young’s bed on Saturday when the Hokies came to town.

Malik Thomas and Ugonna Onyenso led the charge on their Senior Day as Virginia held off Virginia Tech, 76-72, in the regular-season finale.

The majority of UVA’s basketball players had never really heard of the program’s bitter rivalry with Virginia Tech, let alone understood it.

The eighth-seeded Virginia women’s basketball team fell to ninth-seeded Clemson by a score of 63-50 in the second round Thursday.

Ryan Odom took the approach of a golfer who missed the fairway, hit his approach in the bunker and still managed to make his par and move on.

Virginia received the 8-seed and will face No. 9-seed Clemson in the second round on Thursday morning in Duluth, Ga.

Virginia got a challenge from visiting Wake Forest Tuesday night, but fought off a comeback attempt and escaped with a 75-70 win.

Kymora Johnson has been named an All-ACC First Team selection following a vote by both the Blue Ribbon Panel and the league’s head coaches.

Steve Forbes came prepared for the final ACC coaches teleconference of the season, glancing down at a long list of UVA’s statistical data.

Virginia was blown out by No. 1 Duke over the weekend. That doesn’t mean the sky is falling. Beating Duke at Cameron is close to impossible.

Virginia erased a 23-point deficit to take a lead with 24 seconds to play but ultimately fell a point short in the final seconds.

No. 1 Duke’s gameplan was fairly simple when the host Blue Devils steamrolled No. 11 Virginia on Saturday, 77-51.

No. 1 Duke cruised to a 77-51 win over No. 11 Virginia to clinch tat least a share of the ACC regular-season title.

When Duke coach Jon Scheyer sat down to study UVA, it required an adjustment in his thinking on how to assess Saturday’s upcoming opponent.

The Virginia women’s basketball team fell to No. 21 North Carolina by a score of 82-70 on Thursday night at John Paul Jones Arena.