WEINER: Self-inflicted wounds tanked Virginia’s strong NCAA Tournament case
By Ryan Weiner | June 2, 2025Virginia's 2025 season ends with a thud.
Virginia's 2025 season ends with a thud.
The Class of 2025 did not see Virginia play in a bowl game or win an NCAA Tournament game in men's basketball, but things will get better.
With everything on the line, Virginia's problems are clear.
The Cavaliers' chronic issues are dwindling, and underperforming stars are ascending.
Three beat writers discuss expectations for Virginia and assess its season so far.
Virginia has reached the witching hour.
One last chance awaits.
Breaking down the rollercoaster season for the Cavalier relievers.
Virginia is going against a common trend, and it might just be for the best.
Virginia, as the season tumbles into conference play, is trying to overcome an inherent deficiency.
Odom has had success across his coaching stops, but fans should temper their expectations.
The Cavaliers are getting ready to face a pair of elite opponents.
The Cavaliers did not take the next step towards becoming an ACC contender.
The Cavaliers are clubbing home runs and extra-base hits far more often than last season.
Virginia has talent, and it is time to let the hot hitters take charge.
The NCAA policy can hinder a team's overall performance.
Writers discuss memorable highlights, star players and thoughts on the future.
Check in on former Virginia stars as they enter new chapters in the NFL.
The Cavaliers have lots of depth, for both better and worse.
The Cavaliers have a solid record, but half of the lineup has underperformed.