UVA Basketball fans are feeling sorry for themselves. The one guy left out there who still counts himself as a Miami Basketball fan says, hold my beer.

Two of the worst teams in the Atlantic Coast Conference will clash in Coral Gables on Wednesday night, when the 2-7 Virginia Cavaliers visit the winless Miami H

Two interim head coaches will face each other when Ron Sanchez and the Virginia Cavaliers visit Bill Courtney and the Miami Hurricanes on Wednesday night at Wat

Virginia basketball got a career-high in points from Taine Murray and the Cavaliers knocked off Miami for their first true road win of the season.

Miami faces perhaps its best shot at its first Atlantic Coast Conference win of the season Wednesday night in Coral Gables, Fla., against a visiting Virginia squad that has lost

It was clear on the scoreboard and in the box score. Virginia won the battle on the boards, out-rebounding Miami 27-24. The Cavaliers also played cleaner, with seven turnovers to the Hurricanes’ 11. It was not dominance. But it was a positive turn of events for a team desperately in need of a momentum swing.

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Major contributions from multiple players Wednesday night lifted short-handed Virginia to an 82-71 win over ACC rival Miami in Coral Gables, Fla.

In year two under head coach Micah Shrewsberry, the Irish have shown marked improvement. They sat at 7-14 with only two ACC wins this time last season and struggled down the stretch in close games. Their hard-fought win over the Yellow Jackets on Tuesday night was a microcosm of the progress this team has made.

The Cavaliers host Virginia Tech on Saturday, when Miami hosts Notre Dame. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Tobi Lawal scored 17 points and grabbed 13 rebounds and Jaden Schutt scored 16 points for Virginia Tech, which never trailed in beating Florida State 76-66 Wednesday night.

It bothers me, as a reporter who covers UVA Basketball, that I found out, when you did, that Elijah Saunders and Andrew Rohde weren’t going to play.