‘We’ll take it:’ Bennett’s ‘Hoos pull out 50-49 win in OT over Notre Dame
As Virginia coach Tony Bennett put it after a hard-fought, grind-it-out, 50-49 overtime win over Notre Dame Tuesday night at John Paul Jones Arena, “We’ll take it.”
As Virginia coach Tony Bennett put it after a hard-fought, grind-it-out, 50-49 overtime win over Notre Dame Tuesday night at John Paul Jones Arena, “We’ll take it.”
One of the hottest teams in the ACC comes rolling into John Paul Jones Arena tonight, as Notre Dame looks for its first regular-season victory against Virginia since joining the conference.
When Notre Dame visits Virginia tonight (9 p.m.), something’s gotta give. The Fighting Irish have won four in a row, and the Cavaliers had won four in a row until losing a close decision at Louisville this past Saturday.
Nothing captured the spirit of Eugene Francis Corrigan better than his final farewell on Saturday at Church of the Incarnation in Charlottesville.
No. 1 Virginia used a strong first half to outlast No. 14 Loyola on Saturday afternoon, 12-9, at Klöckner Stadium.
The No. 8 Virginia women’s lacrosse team scored three consecutive goals in the final five minutes of game-time for a 14-13 overtime victory at No. 15 Navy on Saturday afternoon at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis.
After beating Louisville nine straight times over the last five years, Virginia lost its mojo over the Cardinals by an 80-73 count at the KFC Yum! Center.
After erasing a 14-point halftime deficit, Virginia fought back to take a two-point lead with 3:25 to play, but No. 5 Louisville made eight of its 10 free-throw attempts over the final three minutes and held on for an 80-73 win Saturday.
Virginia carries its three-game win streak into the KFC Yum! Center Saturday when the Cavaliers go up against fifth-ranked Louisville (4 p.m., ESPN).
Virginia opens the 2020 season on Saturday, hosting Loyola at Klöckner Stadium. Face-off is set for 2 p.m.
The No. 8 Virginia women’s lacrosse team will begin the 2020 season on the road at No. 15 Navy on Saturday at noon at Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Md.
Three former Virginia football players have been invited to the National Football League’s 2020 Scouting Combine.
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We’ve all been there, working overtime, finishing up a report for the boss, working on our golf swing, trying to perfect that overhead smash shot in tennis, and all the while putting off our significant other.
Virginia kept the recent positive momentum rolling Wednesday night, as senior Braxton Key sank two crucial 3-pointers in the last five minutes to help lift the Cavaliers to a 51-44 win against Clemson.
Photos from John Markon from Virginia’s 51-44 win over Clemson.
The new additions bring the Cavaliers’ class to 15 players, as UVA welcomed wide receiver Derrick Starling of Nashville, Tenn., and defensive lineman Nusi Malani of San Bruno, Calif.
Five players have elected to leave Virginia’s football program, including two due to medical reasons.
Scattershooting around the ACC, while thinking Virginia just might be getting itself together for the final month of the regular season …
Virginia senior Andrew Orischak finished as the runner-up at the Georgia Southern Individual Collegiate.