Duke’s Cooper Flagg to be available for NCAA Tournament after spraining his ankle
Despite spraining his left ankle in Duke’s ACC Tournament opener Thursday, Blue Devils star Cooper Flagg — a frontrunner for National Player of the Year — will be available for the NCAA Tournament, according to Dan Gavitt,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 15 Virginia women’s lacrosse team (4-3, 1-2 ACC) hosts No. 13 Duke (6-2, 2-1 ACC) on Saturday, ...
By Sunday evening, a full 68-team Big Dance bracket will be available, but there's much to be sorted out before then. Among ...
Duncan Powell scored 21 points in his first Atlantic Coast Conference tournament game as Georgia Tech defeated Virginia 66-60 ...
Georgia Tech did a couple of things with today's ACC Tournament victory over Virginia. They snapped their losing streak to ...
UVA remained the No. 9 seed as the squad to earn the final first-round bye. The Cavaliers face Georgia Tech at noon Wednesday ...
The Blue Devils defeated the Cavaliers 5-2 Friday evening to start conference play on an extremely strong note. The win broke ...
Surprise, surprise — the No. 1 Dukies are favored to win the ACC Tournament. Can any conference opponent challenge them? See ...
The meet, including homecomings for standouts Madison Whyte of Southern California and Michaela Rose of LSU, resumes at 9:30 ...
Virginia will not retain interim basketball coach Ron Sanchez, who took over three weeks before the season began following ...
Round two of the ACC tournament has the Virginia Cavaliers facing the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets this morning.
On a day that belonged to Duke star freshman Cooper Flagg, Virginia guard Isaac McKneely was the lone member of the Cavaliers to earn recognition as part of the ACC’s end-of-year awards.
Freshman Kon Knueppel scored 17 points to help No. 2 Duke beat rival North Carolina 82-69 Saturday night in Chapel Hill and ...
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