UVA hosted nation’s No. 1 center and top-30 prospect over weekend
Virginia is in the hunt for the nation’s No. 1 center and an in-state prospect who is considered among the top 30 recruits in the class of 2026.
Virginia is in the hunt for the nation’s No. 1 center and an in-state prospect who is considered among the top 30 recruits in the class of 2026.
While Ryan Odom is the first person to extol the joy of scoring lots of points, don’t overlook his appreciation of defense.
Virginia basketball will have a new look this season, not just with the coaching staff, style of play and personnel, but in uniforms.
The September 26-28 weekend is shaping as huge, with some of the highest-ranked prospects from the class of 2026 making official visits.
Virginia will play 18 ACC regular-season games, including nine contests at John Paul Jones Arena.
His father played in some historic battles against Virginia basketball in the early 1980s, and now Aziz Olajuwon has been offered by Ryan Odom’s UVA staff.
Virginia has made the cut list for versatile 4-star guard Lucas Morillo of Boston, who has narrowed his choices to six schools.
Virginia men’s basketball announced its 2025-26 non-conference schedule Thursday. The slate features 13 contests, including eight home games.
Virginia will play Dayton in a neutral-site game on Saturday, Dec. 6 at Spectrum Center in Charlotte, N.C., announced Wednesday.
Virginia’s basketball team will get two early-season tests with the addition of an exhibition game at Vanderbilt on Oct. 16 in Nashville.
Virginia is in the running for another Hodge — 6-foot-6 wing Jayden Hodge — from New Jersey.
The Cavaliers are in the running for several of the top 100 prospects in the country, including Luca Foster, who trimmed his list of suitors to nine on Friday.
Billy White III announced Thursday evening that he has reclassified to the class of 2025 and had committed to SMU.
When Virginia’s basketball team returns later this month, Ryan Odom will begin to emphasize the finer points of how he wants his system to run.
Arafan Diane, a 7-footer, ranked as the No. 21 overall prospect in the nation for his class, has narrowed his list to 12 schools.
Scattershooting around UVA and the ACC, while noting how refreshing it is that Ryan Odom has taken a different approach to exhibition games.
Two of college basketball’s elite programs will clash in a high-profile preseason exhibition when Virginia hosts Villanova on Friday, Oct. 24, at John Paul Jones Arena.
Virginia has made the cut list for two of the top 40 forwards in the nation for the recruiting class of 2026, and one of those blue-chippers is close to home.
Scattershooting on a Saturday morning with football slowly creeping up on us, UVA practice begins in 12 days.
The 6-foot-8 forward from Belgium was granted immediate eligibility by the NCAA on Friday, and is expected to be a key piece for Ryan Odom and the Cavaliers this season.