The 2025-26 college basketball season flew by, and March Madness is now upon us. Fortunately for the Virginia Cavaliers, their journey this year isn't over, and if all goes well, this is only the beginning of their race in the NCAA Tournament.
Once Friday afternoon rolls around, the Virginia Cavaliers will be gearing up for tipoff against the Wright State Raiders. Now, the Hoos remain a large favorite over the Raiders, and while this isn't likely to change, this doesn't mean the Cavaliers won't need to step up on both sides of the ball.
Virginia basketball is getting set to start its March Madness run this week, but Virginia football is beginning spring practice this week and working towards making it back to the ACC Championship next season.
The Virginia Cavaliers arecoming up on their first matchup of the NCAA Tournament, and they're scheduled to face Wright State on Friday, March 20 at 1:50 p.m.
The Virginia Cavaliers have been one of the best and most underrated teams in the country this season and after nearly knocking off No. 1 Duke in the ACC Championship, the Cavaliers are heading to the Midwest Region as the No.
The Virginia Cavaliers are quickly approaching their First Round matchup in the upcoming NCAA Tournament against Wright State. Although the Hoos are favored to come out on top and advance to the Second Round, the Raiders aren't likely to hand them an easy victory—not at this point in the year.
Sixty-six teams heard their name called on Sunday before the selection committee announced that the Virginia Cavaliers would heading to Iowa City to take
The Virginia Cavaliers women's basketball program claims an overall record of 19-11 and 11-7 in conference play this season. For the first time since 2018,
Virginia is gearing up for March Madness and will be in action on Friday against Wright State. The Hoos have had a really debut season under head coach Ryan Odom and has continued to play at a high level.
The Virginia Cavaliers are only a few days away from the NCAA Tournament, in which they will be facing Wright State in the first round on Friday, March 20.
After starting the season unranked in most major polls, Virginia Baseball has climbed into the top ten off all the major rankings. The Cavaliers are now the No.
When Ryan Odom was named the Virginia Cavaliers' new head coach back in March 2025, it wasn't entirely clear what would come of the program during their 2025-26 campaign.
The brackets are set and March Madness will commence this weekend. Virginia earned the No. 3 seed in the Midwest Region and will open up NCAA Tournament play against the Horizon League Champions, the Wright State Raiders.
The brackets are set and Virginia's path to the Final Four is in front of them. The Cavaliers are going to be the No. 3 seed in the Midwest Region and will face 14th-seeded Wright State, winners of the Horizon League, in the first round.
Virginia officially earned a No.3 in the NCAA tournament despite the loss last night to the Duke Blue Devils. This was the best-case scenario for the Cavaliers as they clinched a three seed in the tourney.
The Virginia Cavaliers are officially in the Big Dance. There was no doubt, of course, about whether the Hoos were going to get in, but it was about where, what seed, and the opponent.
Virginia was oh so close to taking down Duke for the ACC Championship, but the Cavaliers fell short. Still, it was a valiant effort that they put forward against the projected No.
Welcome to Selection Sunday. It is finally time to fill in the bracket, and one team that is in line to get a high seed in this year's NCAA Tournament is the Virginia Cavaliers.
Selection Sunday is officially here for college basketball, and one of the most highly anticipated days of the year has returned. In anticipation of one
As expected, the Virginia Cavaliers' ACC Championship matchup against the Duke Blue Devils was incredibly taxing. The Cavaliers ultimately walked away with a nail-biting 74-70 loss to the Blue Devils, but it can't be denied that the Hoos played a tough game.
The Virginia Cavaliers battled No. 1 Duke to the very end, but they could not make enough winning plays in the end and for the second time this season, they lost to the Blue Devils.
To the Virginia Cavaliers: I apologize for not being familiar with your game. ACC play opened this past weekend, and while I spent some of it working with FRIENDS, I was able to get in two games of a very good series between Virginia and North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
The Virginia Cavaliers baseball team has already faced its share of adversity in the early weeks of the 2026 season. Like many other programs across the country, the ‘Hoos have scuffled through injuries and yet have found themselves 14-3 and a top-10 team in the country.