Wahoos Weekly: Virginia Cavaliers All Sports Schedule & Scoreboard - 11/26

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Virginia Cavaliers On SI is back with another edition of Wahoos Weekly, a one-stop shop for UVA fans to see the complete schedule of Cavalier sporting events every week, updated with final scores following the conclusion of each event. This week's Wahoo sports schedule features events for the Virginia volleyball, men's and women's basketball, men's soccer, and football teams.

This week's UVA sports schedule is highlighted by a pair of home Virginia men's basketball games at John Paul Jones Arena on Tuesday and Friday, UVA women's basketball competing in the Discover Puerto Rico Shootout with three games in consecutive days, Virginia men's soccer hosting UMass in the third round of the NCAA Tournament, and UVA football taking on Virginia Tech in the annual Commonwealth Clash and regular season finale on Saturday night in Blacksburg.

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See below for the full schedule of UVA sporting events for the week of November 26-30, including details on how to watch each event. Refresh the page for final scores for each event.

Tuesday, November 26th

Men's Basketball: Manhattan 65, Virginia 74 | Takeaways | Plus/Minus

Wednesday, November 27th

Volleyball: Virginia 1, North Carolina 3 | Recap

Thursday, November 28th

Women's Basketball: Virginia 66, Green Bay 61 | Recap

Friday, November 29th

Men's Basketball: Holy Cross 41, Virginia 67 | Takeaways

Women's Basketball: Washington State 75, Virginia 74

Saturday, November 30th

Women's Basketball: Wyoming 71, Virginia 66 | Plus/Minus

Volleyball: Boston College 3, Virginia 2 | Recap

Men's Soccer: UMass 1, Virginia 0 (NCAA 2nd Round) | Recap

Football: Virginia 17, Virginia Tech 37 | Recap


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Matt Newton
MATT NEWTON

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.