The series ended on a high note, but it also left plenty of negatives that Virginia must address.
Fueled by the return of elite talent, Virginia could take another big step forward this year.
The Cavaliers have tasted success, and now they are surely hungry to raise the bar even further in 2025 and beyond.
The Cavaliers were shutout twice by the No. 3 Volunteers, with the second such game Sunday representing a season-ending defeat.
The Cavaliers could not get things going on either side of the ball in their loss to the Tigers.
The Cavaliers could cap off a successful regular season with a postseason run, starting with a matchup against the Tigers.
The team’s overall 65.3 percent win record this year is the highest it’s been since the 2003-04 season, and there is still time for it to continue to rise from there.
As Virginia moves through the final week of the regular season, it is certainly critical that its pitching staff maintains the same dominance they have shown throughout the season.
An incredible performance on the road against the top team in the ACC will undoubtedly boost the Cavaliers’ reputation nationally and could push Virginia up the ACC standings.
The Hokies shut out the Cavaliers, who continue to show immense struggles at the plate.
The Cavaliers proved their national ranking by winning the weekend series at Palmer Park versus NC State.
The Cavaliers boast an elite pitching staff, but their offensive output must improve before the postseason.
The Cavaliers have won 11 of their last 13 games following the series win over the Fighting Irish.
The Cavaliers swept the Wildcats over the weekend, outscoring their opponents 10-3 across the two games.
The series victory over Clemson marks Virginia’s second consecutive series win in ACC play.
