The Virginia men’s basketball team blasted Georgia Tech with an offensive barrage in a 94-68, wire-to-wire thumping in Atlanta.

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Sometimes it’s the 3-point shooting. Sometimes it’s the rebounding. Sometimes it’s the defense. Sometimes it’s the depth and experience.

Virginia trailed by eight points early, but a second-quarter surge and late heroics from Kymora Johnson powered UVA to victory on Sunday.

UVA withstood a valiant effort and overcame its own hiccups, relying on depth, experience and defense for a 70-66 victory over Ohio State.

It’s all about the roster, an experienced group of players plucked from every corner of the country and overseas by Ryan Odom and his staff.

How to watch tonight’s nonconference men’s basketball battle between No. 15 Virginia and Ohio State in Nashville.

After trailing by 16 points at the half, Virginia rallied to pull within a pair late in the game, but it wasn’t enough to earn the victory.

Jacari White, 52 days after breaking his left wrist during a dunk against Maryland, rode to Virginia’s rescue.

Virginia escaped Tallahassee with a 61-58 win over Florida State, thanks to some late-game heroics on both ends of the floor.

Ryan Odom‘s bench will undoubtedly be a big factor on this three-game road trip to FSU, Ohio State (in Nashville) and Georgia Tech.

Kymora Johnson led Virginia with 29 points to lead her team to a win Sunday, as the Hoos defeated Notre Dame, 81-70 at John Paul Jones Arena.

Virginia collected its 20th victory of the season on Saturday, dropping Syracuse at John Paul Jones Arena by a score of 72-59.

Virginia will be going after its 20th win of the season on Saturday when Syracuse comes to town for a noon tipoff.

Kymora Johnson set a Virginia single-season record with her 71st 3-pointer while scoring 18 points to lead her team to a victory.

Virginia will officially dedicate the John Paul Jones Arena court in honor of Tony Bennett in a pre-game ceremony on Saturday, Feb. 21.

No. 18 Virginia collected another important conference victory late Tuesday night, defeating Pitt at John Paul Jones Arena, 67-47.

Virginia holds an 8-2 advantage in games played at home against Pitt, and have also won 8 of the last 10 meetings and 15 of the last 18.

First-year forward Thijs De Ridder averaged 24.5 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.0 assists as Virginia claimed two ACC victories on the road.

The Virginia women’s basketball team fell to Virginia Tech by a margin of 76-64 on Sunday afternoon at Cassell Coliseum.