An ugly end to the Virginia men's basketball team's season should not completely undermine the historically successfully season they put together.
The loss will go down as the most infamous game in Virginia basketball history, as the Cavaliers became the only No. 1-seed to lose to a No.16-seed in NCAA Tournament history.
The Cavalier Daily Sports Staff makes their picks for what teams from each region will separate themselves and make a run to the prized Final Four at the end of March Madness.
Virginia got a tough break for the NCAA Tournament as freshman forward De'Andre Hunter -- their prized sixth man — will miss the rest of the season with a broken wrist.
While any program successful enough to regularly make the tournament can cite failures in March a lack of a final four trip looms large for the reputation of the Bennett era Cavaliers.
The CD Sports Staff discuss and debate topics around Virginia's tournament bracket and what may be the biggest X-factor for the team's success without De'Andre Hunter.
The proposal is awaiting approval by the University's Board of Visitors.
The Cavaliers storm into the NCAA Tournament as the No. 1 overall seed, looking for a trip to the Final Four to punctuate their historical season.
Virginia took down North Carolina to win the 2018 ACC Tournament Championship.
Virginia’s signature defense was on full display as they advanced to the final of the ACC Tournament with a win over Clemson
After a miracle win against Louisville last week, the No. 1 Virginia basketball team dominated on both ends of the ball in the ACC Tournament quarterfinal.
The first game for Virginia will be on March 8 at 12 p.m. against a to-be-determined opponent.
The No. 1 Virginia men’s basketball team cruised to victory against Pittsburgh on Saturday to win the ACC regular-season title for the third time in the past five years.
The appearance of Virginia’s name in the FBI documents was linked specifically to former basketball star Malcolm Brogdon.
Former Cavalier and current Philadelphia 76er Justin Anderson joins Emily Caron to talk Virginia men’s basketball, the ACC, and the upcoming post-season.
The Cavaliers pulled out a 65-54 victory Wednesday night to clinch at least a share in the ACC regular season title and the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament.
In its first game ranked No.1 in the country, according to the AP poll, Virginia notched a 59-50 win over Miami.
Though the top ranking in the country is theirs, the Cavaliers' main focus Tuesday night will be avenging the Virginia Tech loss in a tough road match against Miami.
The Virginia men's basketball team ranked No. 1 in this week's AP Poll despite Saturday night's loss to Virginia Tech.
After a day of festivities in John Paul Jones Arena with the ESPN College GameDay crew in Charlottesville, Saturday night's game ended in disappointment for the No. 2 Virginia men's basketball team.
