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Cavs to play third-straight home game

Long week presents opportunity to focus on long-term improvements

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After playing a solid game Sunday against Seton Hall, Virginia will enjoy the longest break from competition it has had since the season's first game.

"I think this week has been very good so far and will be good in terms of trying to get better as a team and having the opportunity to do that," Virginia coach Steve Swanson said. "Sometimes when you play two to three games a week you are just recovering from one and getting ready for another."

The Cavaliers' main focus this week will be their match against American that takes place at Kl

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