Virginia Tech and Hunter Cattoor have a big opportunity on their hands on Saturday with Reece Beekman and Virginia. (Jon Fleming)
In the first battle back on Jan. 18, Virginia bested Virginia Tech in Charlottesville, 78-68. On Saturday, the Hokies have a good opportunity to get even with the No. 6 Cavaliers. Dave O'Brien, Cory Alexander and Angel Gray have the call at 12 p.m. ET on ESPN2.
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Our short backcourt bench will again hurt us at the end of the game. We could really use Rice and Maddox to spell our guys to allow them to be more rested at the end of these games. Maybe we try the three bigs more together in a zone
Arch72Hokie
When you boil the firsst game down, the difference was Clark. To wit: Pedulla, 1 rebound, 3 assists, 10 pts. vs. Clark, 2, 5 and 20. The point differential for the game was 10. As I recall, UVA would make a run, we'd close the gap, and so on. The game didn't get away from us until the ned. I''m guessing MY will have a different plan to defend Clark this time. Also, Pedulla is a Sophomore and Clark is a 5th year player, the best PG in the conference. Who matched up vs. Clark last year?
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