To all those Cavalier fans falling off the Virginia men's basketball bandwagon during the team's recent slide, senior forward Mike Scott and the rest of the squad delivered an emphatic second-half message against Maryland Saturday: Don't jump ship just yet.
Tied at 31 going into halftime, the No. 22 Cavaliers out-scored the Terrapins 40-13 the rest of the way en route to a 71-44 demolition of their nearby ACC rivals.
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