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It’s been the downfall of previous Virginia teams in March. The Cavaliers don’t have a “Plan B.” When things go awry — when opponents are hitting those heavily contested shots and Virginia simply isn’t making enough, even when they’re open — the Cavaliers are doomed.
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The Virginia Cavaliers, with 13-and-a-half minutes left, took a 45-44 lead on a Kihei Clark jumper. It looked like the Cavaliers, after falling behind by as much as 10, had stemmed the tide.
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Fresh off a 76-56 win over NC State on Thursday, the top-seeded Virginia Cavaliers will face Florida State on Friday night in the ACC Tournament semifinals in Charlotte.
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NC State coach Kevin Keatts and player Markell Johnson talk with reporters after the Pack’s loss to UVA in the 2019 ACC Tournament.
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Pitt coach Jeff Capel and player Jared Wilson-Frame talk with reporters on the teams’s loss to Syracuse in the ACC Tournament.
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Miami coach Jim Larrañaga and player Dejan Vasiljevic on the Canes’ loss to Virginia Tech at the 2019 ACC Tournament.
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Both NC State and Clemson went into their Wednesday afternoon contest knowing a win could put the team on the right side of the bubble, if not guarantee it a berth in the NCAA Tournament.
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Notre Dame coach Mike Brey and player John Mooney talk with reporters after the team’s win over Georgia Tech in the 2019 ACC Tournament.
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The Virginia Cavaliers were supposed to still be playing.
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DJ Vasiljevic scored 21 points, Anthony Lawrence added 20 points and 10 rebounds and Miami defeated Wake Forest 79-71 on Tuesday in the first round of the ACC Tournament.
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