Virginia’s trip to the Big Dance turned out to be a quick one, as the fourth-seeded Cavaliers let a late lead slip away Thursday in Orlando, and No. 13 seed Furman got a game-winning 3-pointer from JP Pegues in the closing seconds to end UVA’s season, 68-67.

Furman likes to run. Virginia doesn’t. Pace of play will be a big deal in Thursday’s first round of the NCAA’s Orlando Regional when the mid-major Paladins try to force their will on the ACC’s co-regular-season champions.

The Virginia men’s basketball team received the 4-seed in the South Region of the 2023 NCAA Tournament, and the Cavaliers will face the 13-seed, Furman, on Thursday at 12:40 p.m. in Orlando.

Virginia’s Reece Beekman earned All-District 3 accolades from the U.S. Basketball Writers Association, announced Tuesday.

Virginia’s Kihei Clark earned All-District 2 accolades from the National Association of Basketball Coaches, announced Tuesday.

Virginia forward Ben Vander Plas was named the men’s basketball Division I CSC Academic All-America®Team Member of the Year, announced Tuesday by College Sports Communicators.

Due to injuries and a lack of available players, the Cavaliers have declined an invitation to compete in the 2023 Postseason Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

Virginia has been awarded a No. 4 seed and will face No. 13 seed Furman in the NCAA South Region in a first-round game on Thursday in Orlando, Fla.

We all saw it coming. For those who have closely observed ACC basketball throughout the season, it was obvious that a very young Duke basketball team got better and better as the season grinded away.

Virginia got off to a rough start and could never get over the hump in a 59-49 loss to No. 21 Duke in the ACC Tournament championship game Saturday night at the Greensboro Coliseum.

Tonight’s showdown for the ACC Championship between Virginia and Duke is going to be a war, reminiscent of some of the great battles for the league title.

Virginia makes its 10th ACC Tournament championship game appearance at 8:30 p.m. tonight, when the 13th-ranked Cavaliers face No. 21 Duke at Greensboro Coliseum.

Virginia scored 14 unanswered points as part of a decisive scoring run that began late in the first half and carried into the second, creating the separation it needed to eliminate Clemson from the ACC Tournament semifinals Friday night at the Greensboro Coliseum, 76-56.

For weeks now, Virginia fans have been asking what’s wrong with Kadin Shedrick? Inquiring minds wanted to know.

Virginia is two victories away from claiming its fourth ACC Tournament title, with a meeting against Clemson in the semifinals next up tonight in Greensboro.