University of Virginia

UVA and George Mason are the only teams from Virginia in the field of 64. Two Colonial Athletic Association squads and four Sun Belt teams qualify for regionals.

Brian Tevlin's goal on the first possession of overtime sends the third-seeded Irish past the second-seeded Cavaliers before 32,107 fans at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

Former Cox High star Ethan Anderson is having another great season for the nationally ranked Virginia Cavaliers. But he's also turned heads off the field after he pledged to give 100% of his Name, Image and Likeness proceeds to the Navy SEAL Foundation.

His Twitter account imagined the social media prowess of Tony Bennett, UVA’s famously attention shy coach. The account — @IfTonyTweeted — gained thousands of followers with humor and insight.

Saldiveri became the Monarchs’ first draft pick since since Oshane Ximines (third round, 95th overall) and receiver Travis Fulgham (sixth round, 184th overall), were selections in 2019.

Five-star quarterback recruit Cade Klubnik leads the Clemson offense, while UVA cornerback Tayvonn Kyle, an Iowa State graduate transfer, and Virginia Tech defensive tackle Wilfried Pene are among those projected to have an impact in 2023.

Commissioner Roger Goodell says of shooting victims Lavel Davis Jr., Devin Chandler and D’Sean Perry, “All three of these young men had dreams of one day being drafted and playing in the NFL."

Tony Muskett, a graduate transfer from FCS program Monmouth, and Anthony Colandrea, a true freshman from St. Petersburg, Florida, both had their moments in Saturday's spring game. Jay Woolfolk, a relief pitcher on the UVA baseball team, also is in the running.

The 6-foot-10 forward, who sat out this season as a redshirt, will return to his home state of Nebraska. He was ranked as the No. 51 recruit in the 2022 class by ESPN.com.

Ethan O’Donnell hits a three-run homer to cap a seven-run second inning for the Cavaliers, while the Monarchs strike out 12 times in Charlottesville.

The Cavaliers squander a two-point lead with 10 seconds remaining, and the program has lost in the first round to a lower-seeded team for the third time in its past four NCAA Tournaments.

The No. 4 seed Cavaliers play No. 13 seed Furman, the Southern Conference champion, at 12:45 p.m. on Thursday in Orlando.

Coleman has helped prepare the starters by mimicking the Cavaliers’ opponents in practice, watches film with coaches and provides input on scouting reports.

Before facing Furman on Thursday in the NCAA Tournament, the Cavaliers want to take away the many positives they enjoyed despite losing to Duke in the ACC final.

The Cavaliers will play their first-round game in Orlando, Florida, while the Rams will travel to Albany, New York.

The Blue Devils (26-8) secure their 22nd ACC Tournament championship under first-year coach Jon Scheyer, who won two as a player.

Gardner scored 23 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in Virginia’s 76-56 win over Clemson in the tournament semifinals Friday night.

The Cavaliers (25-6) clinch a spot in the championship game for the 10th time in school history and fourth time under coach Tony Bennett, who improves to 15-9 all-time in the tournament.

UVA and Clemson face off tonight in the tournament semifinals. It was their second meeting in 11 days, as the Cavaliers beat the Tigers 64-57 at John Paul Jones Arena on Feb. 28.

Shedrick, a 6-foot-11, 231-pound Holly Springs, North Carolina, native, had been relegated to the bench for much of the final month of the regular season as coach Tony Bennett relied on a smaller lineup.

With one of their key contributors out for the year because of an injury he suffered in practice, the Cavaliers respond in the clutch as they perhaps end North Carolina's NCAA Tournament hopes.

The Cavaliers claimed a share of the ACC regular-season championship and are a lock to at least earn an at-large selection into the NCAAs.

Clark has established new ACC career marks for wins (74) and minutes played (5,307) while setting school career records in assists (705), wins (120), games (157) and starts (137).

Seniors Jayden Gardner and Armaan Franklin score 16 points each in their final appearance in Charlottesville to lead the Cavaliers.

The Cavaliers (22-6, 14-5), who improve to 14-1 at home this season, outrebound the Tigers 38-32 and force 11 turnovers.