Holy Cross was scoreless inside the final six minutes of the game, missing five field-goal attempts plus a free throw that included Anthony Robinson blocking Declan Ryan’s layup attempt to end it.

Virginia (5-2) picked up its second straight win with a 67-41 victory over Holy Cross (4-4) on Friday evening at John Paul Jones Arena. Here are our five quick takeaways from the Cavaliers' win over the Crusaders.

Dai Dai Ames scored a season-high 16 points on 6-0f-9 shooting to lead Virginia to a 67-41 victory over Holy Cross on Friday at John Paul Jones Arena.

They did it all against Holy Cross senior forward Caleb Kenney, who was a notable contributor and scored 10 points, plus freshman guard Max Green who added 16. The Crusaders shot 33 percent on three-point shots and 23 percent from the field, and they lost the rebounding battle 37-30. Those discrepancies proved fatal against the Cavaliers.

Updates are posted in reverse chronological order with the most recent updates at the top of the page.Virginia 16, Holy Cross 7 | 10:45 First Half Virginia 16, Holy Cross 7 | 10:45 First Half At the line,

The UVA Basketball team (4-2) hosts Holy Cross (4-3) on Friday at 4 p.m. at JPJ. It’s the final tuneup for the ‘Hoos before a week of games with Florida (7-0), in the ACC-SEC Challenge, and SMU (6-2), in the ACC opener for the 2024-2025 season.

They will look to defend their home court on Friday against the Holy Cross Crusaders at 4:00 p.m. ET at John Paul Jones Arena. The Cavaliers will be looking to keep their four-game home win streak dating back to last season alive.

Virginia resumes the learning process against a first-time opponent Friday afternoon when Holy Cross takes the floor in Charlottesville, Va. The Cavaliers (4-2) got back in the win column with

You can watch Friday evening’s game between the ‘Hoos and the Crusaders at 4:00 PM ET on ESPN+ or ACC Network Extra. That means you can watch the game with an ESPN+ subscription on the ESPN app or on watchespn.