Whitey and Hootie break down the Wake Forest loss, the “Calvin Baker situation” and for the first time, answer your emails, voicemails, and tweets.

The move to gamble with Monica Wright ultimately saved the Cavaliers in a 57-55 upset victory over No. 22 Georgia Tech inside John Paul Jones Arena

On Sunday, sources confirmed to the Daily Progress that Calvin Baker’s situation is related to his displeasure with his reduced role on the team. The sources said Baker’s future status is in flux.

The Demon Deacons shot 52 percent from the floor and mauled Virginia on the glass en route to a 69-57 victory.

In the past, Wake Forest coach Dino Gaudio would pick the brain of Tony Bennett and his father, Dick Bennett, about the nuances of the Pack Line defensive scheme that Dick invented.

The Cavaliers continued their winning ways on the road on Thursday, dispatching Boston College in the Conte Forum,
70-68.

Tony Bennett is the basketball version of Ivan Pavlov. His “conditioning” has Virginia committing fewer turnovers per game than it has at any time in recent school history.

Given a rough schedule to open conference play, the Cavaliers (12-5, 1-2 ACC) will play tonight at Boston College tonight.

Through 16 games, Virginia is shooting 41.5 percent (102 of 246) from behind the arc. The Cavaliers are the only team in the ACC shooting above 40 percent, easily ahead of Duke (39.2) and Maryland (39.0), the next closest schools.

The Wahoos recovered just in time and, thanks to a 15-foot jumper from Sylven Landesberg with 2.2 seconds left, escaped with a 69-67 victory.

The Ryan-forced stoppage in play at Cassell Coliseum with 18:12 left in the game Cavaliers led to six unanswered points and a 70-56 win over the Hokies.

The Cavaliers beat UNC Wilmington at home 69-67.

Virginia Men’s Basketball Head Coach Tony Bennett talks to the press about their 69-67 win over UNCW.

In UVa’s 75-57 win over Miami on Saturday night, Bennett inserted Jontel Evans into the starting lineup.

The pressure is certainly on the Cavaliers tonight as they travel to Virginia Tech to play at 5 p.m. in a contest televised locally by Comcast SportsNet.

A crowd of 11,413 rocked the arena from the opening tip and watched Virginia defeat No. 23 Miami, 75-57.

Raise your hand if, before the season started, you expected Virginia to be sitting in first place in the ACC — all by itself — ahead of the likes of North Carolina, Duke and Georgia Tech.

Hootie rejoins the team to recap wins over NC State and Georgia Tech.

For those who may have missed it, Mike Scott — during the first half of UVa’s victory — had a faux audition for the Globetrotters.

Virginia knocked off its second ranked opponent in its last four outings, defeating No. 20 Georgia Tech, 82-75.

The department has proposed an idea in which a $10 ticket would be offered in some upper-deck end zone seat locations of the arena where tickets have not been sold (sections 305-311) for select ACC home games.

Virginia Men’s Basketball Head Coach Tony Bennett talks to the press about their 82-75 win over GT.

Virginia beat Georgia Tech 82-75 at home.

As the Cavaliers trekked back from Raleigh, they were able to watch the end of the Duke-Georgia Tech game. Suffice to say, the Yellow Jackets’ 71-67 victory over the fifth-ranked Blue Devils got their attention.

It was Staley that had her long-standing scoring record of 2,135 points broken Monday night by Wright in the Cavaliers’ crushing 61-60 loss to rival Maryland.

A missed shot and a missing whistle as the final buzzer sounded left Virginia reeling from a 61-60 setback that spoiled Wright’s postgame celebration at John Paul Jones Arena.

Don’t write off Assane Sene.

With 12:59 left in the second half, Monica Wright nailed a long-range shot from the corner, becoming the all-time leading scorer in Virginia women’s basketball history.

With 16 points tonight against Maryland (12-3, 0-1 ACC) inside John Paul Jones Arena, Monica Wright will surpass the school’s all-time leading scorer, legendary guard Dawn Staley.

The play proved to be a precursor to one of Jeff Jones’ better games of the season. In the second half, he drilled a big 3-pointer following a timeout to cut N.C. State’s lead to 45-39, essentially keeping Virginia in the game.