After an electric double overtime win against Florida State, Virginia women’s basketball headed to its second-straight ACC road matchup in Atlanta to face Georgia Tech.
Virginia dribbled out the final seconds of the game to win 76-52, adding another double-digit win to the resume.
Virginia controlled the game from start to finish, but a monster 41-point showing by junior guard Kymora Johnson ultimately turned a commanding win into a demolition derby.
With ACC play looming, three beat writers assess Virginia’s performance and prospects for the rest of the season.
While the Cavaliers had a talented locker room, something just did not click this season.
In a pre-Thanksgiving showdown, Virginia headed to the Aquatic Fitness Center to play its final home match of the season.
Less than 24 hours after Coach Tony Elliott’s football team beat Duke, Virginia volleyball headed down in the hopes of doing the same.
Whether it was the long travel day or the change in time zones, it was a rough one for Virginia from the start.
"I’m blessed to be able to put Virginia on the map,” junior guard Kymora Johnson said.
Five people, three days a week, equating to around 80-plus hours of manpower — that is what it takes to paint the field at Scott Stadium.
