The Cavaliers got off to a horrendous start, falling behind 21-2 before eventually losing 81-66 and dropping to 13-14, 6-10 ACC.

With five games remaining in the regular season, Virginia has a difficult, but not impossible stretch coming up beginning Saturday afternoon at the Dean Dome.

Virginia rallied from a 12-point second-half deficit to regain the lead in the fourth quarter. However, the Cavaliers fell to California by a score of 76-70 on Thursday night.

For the Cavaliers, the best thing is to put this one in the rearview and focus on the remaining five games.

No. 3 Duke used its overall combination of size, talent and defense in a lopsided, 80-62 victory over Virginia Monday night in front of a nationally televised audience at John Paul Jones Arena.

Virginia, riding a three-game winning streak, will face its biggest challenge of the season tonight when the Cavaliers host No. 3 Duke.

Kymora Johnson put herself in elite company recording just the third triple-double in Virginia history, joining Dawn Staley as the only Cavaliers to accomplish the feat.

Virginia’s basketball journey rolled through Blacksburg on Saturday, breaking its four-year win drought at Cassell Coliseum and avenging a previous setback at home to its age-old arch rival.

Virginia hung on in another hard-fought battle against Virginia Tech Saturday, earning a split in the season series with a 73-70 win in Blacksburg.

Both Virginia and Virginia Tech will attempt to continue momentum when the two state rivals collide in Blacksburg’s Cassell Coliseum this afternoon.

Hollywood couldn’t have dreamed up a much better script than the ending of “Tony Bennett Day” at John Paul Jones Arena last Saturday night.

Noting that UVA has always considered itself a program that develops players, that’s exactly what interim coach Ron Sanchez and his staff have done this season.

Virginia will split the season series with Virginia Tech after the Cavaliers fell to the Hokies by a score of 87-62 on Sunday afternoon at John Paul Jones Arena.

Fresh from a 75-61 win over Georgia Tech on “Tony Bennett Day,” Andrew Rohde and Dai Dai Ames strolled into the JPJ Arena press room as designated stars of the game.

On a day that will forever be linked to their former leader, the Virginia men’s basketball team put together another strong performance in a 75-61 victory over visiting Georgia Tech.

Maybe Tony Bennett will be a good luck charm for Virginia’s basketball team tonight when the Cavaliers host Georgia Tech.

Two key members of Virginia’s 2019 National Championship team have been reunited with the Cleveland Cavaliers’ acquisition of De’Andre Hunter in a trade with the Atlanta Hawks.