Despite losing a bevy of talented contributors, Virginia should continue its dominance this season.
The Cavaliers lost both of their games at the College World Series, but showed tremendous resolve to get there in the first place.
One of the greatest players in program history is heading for the MLB Draft, leaving behind a legacy of success.
Virginia's season is over, but the Cavaliers fought valiantly en route to a second straight College World Series appearance.
Virginia will head to the loser's bracket Sunday after a disappointing loss to North Carolina.
Virginia will face a familiar foe, and then a gauntlet of college baseball's very best in the quest for another national championship.
Virginia and the so-called "Omahoos" are returning to the final eight bracket of the NCAA Tournament, with the entire team playing at a high level.
The Cavaliers fell behind in the first inning, but battled back for a big victory over the Wildcats.
Virginia surrendered just eight runs and five walks across 27 innings of work at the Charlottesville Regional last weekend.
Virginia's pitching rose to the occasion, combining with an already dominant offense to create a potent postseason contender.
The Cavaliers overcame a two-run deficit to defeat the Bulldogs and remain undefeated in the Charlottesville Regional.
Virginia avoided a deadly loss to go up 1-0 in the double elimination regional pool.
The Cavaliers are hosting a regional in Charlottesville for the second consecutive season.
Subpar performance from the bullpen continues to hinder Virginia.
Three Cavaliers have played in every regular season game, all while putting up some of the best statistics in the country and giving Virginia a chance to dominate.
