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Texas Tech had dominated defensively in the NCAA Tournament, and they were, if you believed the experts, going to dominate UVA defensively Monday night in the NCAA championship game.
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MINNEAPOLIS — As the confetti fell and that iconic tune started to play, Jack Salt slung his left arm over the shoulders of Kody Stattman and his right over those of Jayden Nixon.
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MINNEAPOLIS — In a cramped locker room in Orlando over two years ago, the Virginia Cavaliers sat dejected and embarrassed, a pool of sweat and offensive misery. Virginia had just lost to Florida 65-39.
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UVA Basketball coach Tony Bennett and players De’Andre Hunter, Ty Jerome and Kyle Guy talk with reporters after the ‘Hoos defeated Texas Tech, 85-77, to win the 2019 national championship.
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Texas Tech coach Chris Beard and players Jarrett Culver and Norense Odiase talk with reporters after the Red Raiders’ loss to UVA in the 2019 national championship game.
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Virginia (19-13) will play at James Madison (18-15) on Tuesday (April 9) and returns home to host Norfolk State (11-17) on Wednesday (April 10). Both contests will start at 6 p.m.
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Chris Graham and Crystal Graham preview tonight’s national championship game between UVA and Texas Tech.
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#TeamAFP – Chris Graham and Zach Pereles – are at U.S. Bank Arena in Minneapolis today for the 2019 NCAA national championship game as UVA (34-3) faces Texas Tech (31-6).
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This is kind of sad. My last UVA Basketball game preview of the 2018-2019 season. What’s not sad: I didn’t know that any of my previous last UVA basketball game previews of any particular season was what it turned out to be.
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The pundits have declared it, so it’s fact. Virginia, Texas Tech, national championship game, it’s going to be boring, the beginning of the end of college basketball as we know it.
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