The Cavaliers have a variety of potential results for seeding in the NCAA Tournament when it comes to their performance in the ACC Tournament.
The Cavaliers got their hands on the ACC regular season title with their defeat of the Cardinals
The Cavaliers got back on track against the Tigers, snapping their two-game skid
The Cavaliers split the season series with the Tar Heels following their road defeat Saturday
The Cavaliers' four-game winning streak was brought to a close by the Eagles
The Cavaliers slipped past a significantly weaker opponent for the second consecutive game Saturday
The Cavaliers did just enough to escape with a narrow 61-58 victory over the Cardinals
The Cavaliers didn't play a perfect game, but they made enough plays to hold off the Blue Devils.
Despite the success the Cavaliers have enjoyed this season, Tony Bennett has shown that he’s not afraid to shake up his lineup.
The Cavaliers held the Wolfpack to a season-low 50 points to seal a vital conference victory.
Graduate student forward Jayden Gardner scored an ACC season-high 20 points Saturday afternoon.
Gardner led the Cavaliers in scoring with 17 points, while Franklin and Clark added 12 each as the Cavaliers grabbed the lead late in the second half and never let go.
Despite finding themselves in foul trouble late, the Cavaliers used three-pointers to build a large first half lead that was never relinquished.
The Cavaliers prevailed against the in-state rival Hokies on the backs of strong performances from the backcourt players.
The Panthers used a torrid second half, clutch free-throw shooting and an overall gritty performance to stun No. 11 Virginia 68-65 and stay perfect in conference play.
An offensive explosion helped power the No. 11 Cavaliers over the Yellow Jackets and end the year on a high note.
With junior guard Reece Beekman out due to injury, the offense again was without its spark plug, but Virginia was able to win 66-46.
The Virginia men’s basketball program — having suffered through mediocrity all of last year — is returning to prominence in a big way after racing out to a 8-0 start and a No. 3 national ranking.
The No. 6 Cavaliers couldn’t overcome a slow start and poor three-point shooting in a rare loss to the No. 22 Hurricanes.
The No. 2 Cavaliers didn’t bring enough firepower on either end of the floor to deal with the No. 5 Cougars.
