UVA Men’s Basketball ACC Schedule Released

See Virginia’s full slate of conference games for the 2021-2022 basketball season
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The 2021-2022 ACC men’s basketball schedule was released on Thursday night on the ACC Network broadcast of “Nothing But Net."

Virginia has a slate of 20 conference games, including ten road contests and ten games at John Paul Jones Arena.

UVA’s ten road games are:

  • January 1st at Syracuse
  • January 4th at Clemson
  • January 8th at North Carolina
  • January 19th at Pittsburgh
  • January 22nd at NC State
  • January 29th at Notre Dame
  • February 7th at Duke
  • February 14th at Virginia Tech
  • February 19th at Miami
  • March 5th at Louisville

UVA’s ten home games are:

  • December 3rd vs. Pittsburgh
  • December 22nd vs. Clemson
  • January 12th vs. Virginia Tech
  • January 15th vs. Wake Forest
  • January 24th vs. Louisville
  • February 1st vs. Boston College
  • February 5th vs. Miami
  • February 12th vs. Georgia Tech
  • February 23rd vs. Duke
  • February 26th vs. Florida State
UVA Men's Basketball 2021-2022 ACC Schedule
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Virginia is set to play these six opponents twice in the 2021-2022 season: Clemson, Duke, Louisville, Miami, Pittsburgh, and Virginia Tech. 

Virginia is set to play three Monday night games in the ACC this season. On January 24th, Virginia will host Louisville two days after traveling to play NC State. On February 7th, the Cavaliers will play at Duke two days after hosting Miami. On February 14th, Virginia will play at Virginia Tech two days after playing a home game against Georgia Tech. 

The Cavaliers open up their conference slate with a home game against Pittsburgh on December 3rd. 

Virginia looks to repeat as ACC Regular Season Champions and build on an incredible run in which the Hoos have gone 61-12 against ACC opponents in the last four seasons and have won five ACC Regular Season titles since 2014. 


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Matt launched Virginia Cavaliers On SI in August of 2021 and has since served as the site's publisher and managing editor, covering all 23 NCAA Division I sports teams at the University of Virginia. He is from Downingtown, Pennsylvania and graduated from UVA in May of 2021.