The same themes shined through in strong performances, despite the losses.
Several Virginia standouts continue to impress heading into the final stretch of the regular season.
Sophomore pitcher Bryson Moore sparkled, and an inkling of offensive production was enough to claim victory.
Virginia remains just above the conference's basement.
Richmond charged into town and shocked the Cavaliers.
A tremendous game resulted in a huge win for Virginia.
The Tigers held on until late, but the Cavaliers took control late.
Sharma picked his number in part because of a Drake lyric.
In Puerto Rico, Virginia's offense fell flat en route to a sour defeat.
In honor of Black History Month, two staff writers discuss the history of Black student-athletes at the University.
For the first time in six years, a Cavalier recorded a hole-in-one.
The men's tennis team's top player is doing it with a unique style and verve.
Virginia will play three games during the tournament, starting against Michigan Feb. 14, followed by Villanova Feb. 15 and Rice Feb. 16.
Virginia reached the semifinals for the first time in program history.
Virginia's regained its momentum thanks to its pitching, which allowed just three runs in the Cavaliers' final two games.
The Cavaliers have high expectations, and Harrison Didawick is at the center.
A legend's name joined the rafters.
Virginia made just two of its 16 three-point attempts in another ACC loss.
The star Cavalier made history, while others joined him on the podium.
The top-ranked Cavaliers will now prepare for the ACC Tournament, beginning Feb. 18.
