Virginia Cavaliers Primed for Redemption Against Boston College Eagles

As the Virginia Cavaliers prepare to face the Boston College Eagles, fans are eager to see if UVA can maintain their recent momentum. The Cavaliers' performance in their last game against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on March 10 was nothing short of dominant. With a final score of 72-57, UVA showcased their ability to control both ends of the court.

The statistics from that game speak volumes about Virginia's potential. Shooting an impressive 52 percent from the field and an even more remarkable 46 percent from beyond the arc, they displayed a level of offensive efficiency that could spell trouble for any opponent. Their defense was equally formidable, with nine steals and four blocks contributing to a significant number of points off turnovers.

However, it wasn't just about scoring; UVA also demonstrated excellent ball movement with 18 assists and maintained a high assists turnover ratio at 4.5. This kind of team play is what can make or break games during crunch time.

On the other side, Boston College has shown resilience in past games as well, particularly when they faced UVA earlier on February 29. Despite losing by four points in a tight contest where both teams fought hard until the final buzzer, BC proved they could go toe-to-toe with Virginia.

In that previous encounter, BC's free throw accuracy stood out at an impressive 83 percent compared to UVA's lower rate. The Eagles also had a commendable field goal percentage at 41 percent but struggled from three-point range with only a 23 percent success rate.

Looking ahead to this upcoming clash at Capital One Arena on March 14 at 9:30 PM Eastern Time – it seems clear that if Virginia maintains their shooting prowess and defensive intensity while continuing to share the ball effectively, they should be able to secure another victory over Boston College.

For fans looking forward not just to victory but also strategic excellence and teamwork – this is one game you won't want to miss out on watching live on ESPN Networks!