The Virginia Cavaliers are on the brink of losing a few players to the transfer portal already, which leaves the Cavaliers with some gaps that need to be filled

Maryland visits the No. 23 Virginia Cavaliers after David Coit scored 31 points in the Terrapins' 101-83 loss to the Michigan Wolverines.

The Virginia Cavaliers basketball team's explosive new offense under Ryan Odom proves the Tony Bennett era is officially over.

The Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team faces off against in-state foe No. 23 Virginia on Saturday evening.

Last week, the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2026 inductee class, which includes Virginia’s Tony Bennett. The inductees are considered a “group of athletes, coaches, administrators, and contributors selected for their significant achievements and lasting impact on sports in the Commonwealth.”

The Duke Blue Devils and Virginia Cavaliers tangle in Saturday's ACC Championship Game with kickoff at 8 p.m. ET in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Although UVA initially clinched a victory over Duke in November, the Blue Devils bounced back during the ACC Championship Game and secured the title over the Cavaliers. Duke was able to find UVA's gaps in play, which could impact their 2026 matchup if Elliott doesn't plug the holes. The Blue Devils finished their campaign 8-5 overall.

Kymora Johnson is the unquestioned leader of Virginia’s offense. But on nights where the junior guard struggles to score, the Cavaliers (8-3, 0-0 ACC) usually fall flat. Now, however, the team has evolved with the return — and debut — of a new superstar.

Duke Blue Devils won the ACC Championship against Virginia Cavaliers in overtime with a 27-20 victory, securing their first outright title since 1962.

After consistently delivering throughout the regular season, senior J'Mari Taylor has now received an invite to the highly touted Senior Bowl. As noted by Greg Madia of The Daily Progress, this is a premier all-star game and is a staple leading up to the NFL draft.