Jerry Ratcliffe and Scott Ratcliffe from JerryRatcliffe.com and Chris Graham, Scott German and Zach Pereles from Augusta Free Press vote in this week’s ACC Basketball Power Poll.

Round 2 is in the books, and as much as No. 3 Virginia (20-2, 8-2) wanted to defend the lane against No. 2 Duke Saturday at John Paul Jones Arena, the Blue Devils’ hot perimeter shooting was the story in an 81-71 win.

Talking heads will analyze No. 2 Duke vs. No. 3 Virginia – The Rematch, all day long Sunday and into Monday night’s games. No need. The Blue Devils’ recipe to success in an 81-71 win over the host Cavaliers was as simple as cornbread.

The formula for beating Duke is simple in Seth Greenberg’s view: take care of the basketball, keep the Blue Devils off the glass, and set your defense.

Listen up as Jerry has a power-packed show with UVA guard Kyle Guy, ESPN College Basketball Analyst Dick Vitale, and world renown author and Wahoo fan John Grisham.

The anticipation continues to build as we are now just hours away from the 6 p.m. tipoff between No. 3 Virginia and No. 2 Duke inside John Paul Jones Arena.

The key in the rematch may be whether or not Virginia’s “Pack-Line” defense can keep the Blue Devils out of the lane.

When Virginia men’s basketball coach Tony Bennett’s wife is asking around, you know it’s a tough ticket.

Kyle Guy and De’Andre Hunter have made the John R. Wooden Award presented by Wendy’s Men’s Late Season Top 20 Watch List, the Los Angeles Athletic Club announced on Tuesday.

For anyone following the buildup to Saturday’s Virginia vs. Duke rematch in Charlottesville, all eyes are on Ty Jerome.

#TeamJR is going back to Charlotte for the 2019 ACC Tournament. #2 Duke and #3 UVA will headline the 15-team field competing for the 2019 ACC Championship as teams also jockey for bids into the NCAA Tournament.

We have a blockbuster lineup of guests for this week’s show with All-ACC Virginia point guard Kyle Guy, ESPN Hall of Famer Dick Vitale, and world-renowned author John Grisham, all talking about the biggest game in the nation, Virginia vs. Duke.

This week’s ACC Basketball Power Poll: who gets the top spot heading into this weekend’s rematch between UVA and Duke?

For the first time in his three year career at Virginia, point guard Ty Jerome couldn’t answer the bell on Saturday, snapping an 88-game playing streak.

Playing without junior starting floor general Ty Jerome, No. 3 Virginia used its mighty defense and held off a valiant effort from Miami, pulling away 56-46 Saturday at John Paul Jones Arena.

Photos by John Markon from Virginia’s 56-46 win over Miami.

Once again Jerry has an amazing show, talking with UVA and NFL great Herman Moore, UVA Tennis Coach Andres Pedrosa, former Wahoo Richard Morgan in Hoops and Miami Head Basketball Coach Jim Larranaga.

Three of Virginia’s next four games will be played at home, as Miami tips off the February schedule at John Paul Jones Arena Saturday at 2 p.m. on Raycom.

If you want to get a last glimpse at University Hall, basketball home for the Cavaliers from 1965 to 2006, you had better hurry.