US EditionVirginia Basketball Blows Past UMES for Fourth Straight Win
Virginia Cavaliers made 11 of 19 three-pointers in the first half and went on a 23-3 run to secure an 84-60 win, marking their ninth 80-plus point game this season.
- On Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025, Virginia Cavaliers routed Maryland-Eastern Shore Hawks 84-60 in Charlottesville, Va. for their fourth straight victory.
- During the opening 20 minutes Virginia built a 46-32 halftime lead, with a 23-3 run midway through the first half, showcasing their long-range shooting.
- Chance Mallory, Virginia guard, had 10 points, six steals and five assists while coach Ryan Odom used a nine-man rotation.
- As a result, UMES allowed a season-high 84 points as the Hawks fell to 4-9 with their third straight loss.
- The Cavaliers enter an exam break and won’t play again until Dec. 20, having scored 80 points or more in nine of 10 games under first-year coach Ryan Odom.
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Marietta Daily JournalNo. 24 Virginia uses early 3-point barrage to bury UMES
Sam Lewis scored 15 points and contributed to a long-distance barrage as No. 24 Virginia rolled to an 84-60 victory over Maryland Eastern Shore on Tuesday in Charlottesville, Va.
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Lewis and De Ridder lead No. 24 Virginia to easy 84-60 win over Maryland-Eastern Shore
No. 24 Virginia has won its fourth straight game. The Cavaliers routed Maryland-Eastern Shore 84-60 on Tuesday night, getting 15 points from Sam Lewis and 13 from Thijs De Ridder.
No. 24 Virginia puts depth, hot shooting up against UMES
If Maryland Eastern Shore wants to pull off an upset at No. 24 Virginia on Tuesday night, it must control the tempo.The newly ranked Cavaliers (8-1) enter the nonconference contest in Charlottesville, Va., with a 56-1 record since 2009-10 when they score 80 or more points.That includes an 8-0 record this season, with Virginia's only loss being an 80-73 setback against Butler on a neutral floor on Nov. 23.The Virginia bench contributed 53 points …
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