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Top-ranked Gonzaga shows No. 16 Virginia how far it has to go in a 98-75 drubbing
Gene Wang, The Washington Post
Dec. 26, 2020
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A considerable step up in competition exposed the No. 16 Virginia men s basketball team as deficient in areas that have been staples under Coach Tony Bennett, who spent much of Saturday s 98-75 drubbing against No. 1 Gonzaga with hands on hips, incredulous to what was unfolding at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.
Among the most alarming failures was permitting the Bulldogs to shoot 60.3 percent as the Cavaliers (4-2) gave up by far their most points of the young season. No opponent had shot that well against Virginia, typically a defensive juggernaut, since 2008 - one season before Bennett took over.
No. 16 UVA looks ahead to highly anticipated No. 1 Gonzaga matchup Dec. 26 Reece Beekman, in front of cardboard cutouts of fans at JPJ. (Source: UVA Athletics) By Riley Wyant | December 25, 2020 at 8:19 PM EST - Updated December 28 at 7:22 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - A lot is on the line for the University of Virginia Menâs Basketball team this weekend as the No. 16 âHoos take on top-ranked Gonzaga in Fort Worth Saturday, December 26.
The Cavaliers are just now getting back into the groove after major games against Michigan State, Florida, and Villanova were canceled due to COVID-19 issues in UVAâs program.