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ACC Tournament MVP Joe Harris joins ACC Digital Network host Jeff Fischel after Virginia’s victory against Duke. Harris talks about how special it is for the program to win a title, and what it means to win a championship during his senior year.
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ACC Digital Network host Jeff Fischel and Georgia Tech great Drew Barry talk about Virginia, Duke and Syracuse’s chances in the NCAA Tournament and which one of these teams has the best makeup to make the deepest run in the NCAA Tournament.
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Up to a foot of heavy wet snow has fallen on the Shenandoah Valley, creating potentially dangerous driving conditions for Monday afternoon. Snowfall is expected to taper off this afternoon, but drivers are advised to avoid unnecessary travel until road conditions improve.
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Quotes from coaches and players at Duke and UVa. after UVa.’s 72-63 win over the Blue Devils in the 2014 ACC Tournament Championship Game.
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Augusta Free Press editor Chris Graham breaks down the 2014 ACC Tournament Championship win for #1 seed UVA over #3 seed Duke. The 72-63 win for Virginia is the program’s first ACC Tournament championship since 1976
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ACC champion UVa. (28-6), making its 18th NCAA Tournament appearance, is the No. 1 seed in the East Region. The Cavaliers will face No. 16 seed Coastal Carolina (21-12) in an NCAA Tournament second-round game played in Raleigh, N.C., at PNC Arena on Friday, March 21.
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Fresh off winning the ACC tournament, Virginia stops at a restaurant in Danville to watch the selection show and finds out they are the No. 1 seed in the East Region!
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With 5:50 to go, Joe Harris found Malcolm Brogdon on a pretty backdoor cut and pass for an easy layup that gave top seed UVa. a 55-53 lead over #3 seed Duke.
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Augusta Free Press is courtside at the Greensboro Coliseum for Sunday’s ACC Tournament Final pitting #1 seed UVa. (27-6 18-2 ACC) and #3 Duke (26-7, 15-5 ACC). Tipoff is at 1 p.m.
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The short answer to the question, Can UVa. be a #1 seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament, is yes.
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