The Virginia Cavaliers started slowly, and to be frank, finished equally slowly en route to a 87-62 blowout loss to the Virginia Tech Hokies.

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Virginia women's basketball (12-13, 4-9 ACC) suffered an 87-62 loss to Virginia Tech (16-8, 7-6 ACC) in the Commonwealth Clash on Sunday afternoon at John Paul Jones Arena. Here are our five key takeaways from UVA's second-straight home loss.

On Virginia’s side, however, the story was different. Sunday’s game was the most points the Hokies have ever scored against the Cavaliers in a women’s basketball game. But Virginia took responsibility for this excruciating loss, crediting its own mentality.

Virginia left Southwest Virginia after the 73-65 upset on Jan. 16 with an 11-7 record and 3-3 mark in ACC play. Today’s loss makes for six losses in the last seven for UVA.

Virginia Tech admitted their first female students, including Ruth Louise Terrett. At first, the male students were outraged at the acceptance of female

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BLACKSBURG — The Virginia Tech women’s basketball team’s NCAA Tournament resume took a damaging hit Thursday night. A Syracuse team with a losing record knocked off the Hokies 93-87 at Cassell Coliseum.

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