With the starting lineup barely breaking a sweat and resting most of the game on the bench, the reserves on the Virginia women’s basketball team helped to dominate Longwood 88-50 in a game with little drama.

In Clemson, S.C., Virginia had three players score in double figures and answered every Clemson scoring run to register a 75-67 victory at Littlejohn Coliseum.

One of those foes will be in town tonight — Virginia (15-3, 2-1 ACC) entertains No. 22 Florida State (16-4, 4-0) at 7 p.m.

Debbie Ryan coached the entire night unaware of the events that unfolded outside of Virginia Tech’s Cassell Coliseum.

After a far-from-storybook start, Littles is merely focused on the future, which includes her final trip with her teammates to Virginia Tech tonight at 7 p.m. and a potential selection as a first-round pick in the WNBA draft.

It never happened with the frequency needed, evidenced by North Carolina’s convincing win in the rebounding battle en route to the Tar Heels’ highest point total in a series that now includes 75 head-to-head showdowns.

In the eyes of many, Virginia’s second season starts tonight at North Carolina.

Despite 16 turnovers and a woeful shooting performance from the field against yet another zone-based defense, the 15th-ranked Cavaliers outlasted the Red Flash 82-66 in front of 2,478 fans at the JPJ.

Just three years ago, Britnee Millner was buried at the end of Virginia’s bench and saw action only in lopsided affairs. Now,she is a fixture on the court and has teamed with rookie Ariana Moorer to fill the void created by the untimely season-ending injury to would-be point guard Paulisha Kellum in the preseason.

Shot after shot, miraculously they landed at the bottom of the net.

For now, the Cavaliers appear fixed on dishing out lumps to perennial powers from the Southeastern Conference.

For now, the Cavaliers appear fixed on dishing out lumps to perennial powers from the Southeastern Conference.

Lyndra Littles poured in a career-high 33 points and pulled down seven rebounds while earning most valuable player honors in the Cavalier Classic as Virginia held off Louisiana Tech 68-52 on Monday night at John Paul Jones Arena.

Lyndra Littles received a belated Christmas present Sunday.

Lyndra Littles let her actions speak louder than her words.