TILOCK: Why women’s basketball is doomed to fail in 2024-25
By Xander Tilock | December 20, 2024Virginia's biggest weakness has already been exposed well before a daunting slate of ACC play.
Virginia's biggest weakness has already been exposed well before a daunting slate of ACC play.
Virginia picked up its first win since Nov. 28.
Virginia's offense continues to crater as the Cavaliers have lost four straight games.
Once again, most of the team struggled aside from superstar sophomore guard Kymora Johnson.
Virginia finishes 1-2 at the Discover Puerto Rico Shootout.
Virginia falls to 1-1 in the Discover Puerto Rico Shootout Challenge.
Now at 6-1, Virginia is gaining momentum with ACC play on the distant horizon.
Virginia overcame inefficient shooting early on, ultimately cruising to an easy victory.
The Cavalier offense shined, as four players scored in double-digit figures.
Virginia now sits at a comfortable 3-1, with ACC play approaching in the coming weeks.
Four Cavaliers scored 10-plus points in an all-around rout.
White will join former four-star recruits Kymora Johnson and Olivia McGhee in a talented backcourt next year.
The Cavaliers were blown out, but can draw plenty of useful lessons.
The Cavalier offense caught fire, scoring at least 23 points in every quarter.
Lattimore looks ready to bring a dynamic element out of the frontcourt position that the Cavaliers have not yet had in Agugua-Hamilton's tenure.
Johnson discussed the offseason and more with The Cavalier Daily at the first media availability of the 2024-25 season.
The only team Virginia plays twice this season? Virginia Tech.
The former Cavalier will represent Virginia overseas, as she begins her professional journey.
Littlepage, Wright Rogers and Long will become immortalized as Virginia legends, highlighting what it means to be a Cavalier.
The Cavaliers shot just 32.3 percent from the field in their loss to the Wildcats.