No. 14 Virginia (22-3, 10-2 ACC) travels to face Georgia Tech (11-15, 2-11 ACC) on Wednesday, February 18, with tipoff scheduled for 9 p.m. ET at McCamish Pavilion. The game will be broadcast on the ACC Network and the Virginia Sports Radio Network.
A New Appear for the Cavaliers
This season marks a new chapter for Virginia basketball under first-year head coach Ryan Odom. Odom, who previously coached at VCU, has already achieved a program-best 22 wins in his initial season with the Cavaliers, surpassing Jeff Jones’ 21 wins in 1990-91. He led VCU to a 52-21 record and an NCAA Tournament berth over the past two seasons.
Dominance in the ACC
Virginia currently holds the second position in the ACC standings, while Georgia Tech is tied for 17th. The Cavaliers boast a strong record away from home, standing at 10-2, including a seven-game road win streak. UVA is averaging 81.9 points per game, their highest average since the 2000-01 season.
Recent History Between the Teams
Virginia holds a 50-41 all-time record against Georgia Tech, though the series is closely contested in Atlanta, where the Cavaliers are 17-24. Georgia Tech ended Virginia’s 13-game win streak in the series with a victory in the 2025 ACC Tournament. Although, UVA has won the last five games played in Atlanta. Their most recent matchup saw Georgia Tech defeat Virginia 66-60 in the 2025 ACC Tournament.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Virginia’s record this season?
Virginia is currently 22-3 overall and 10-2 in ACC play.
How has Ryan Odom performed as Virginia’s head coach?
Ryan Odom has led Virginia to a 22-3 record, the most wins by a first-year head coach in program history.
What is Virginia’s record against Georgia Tech in Atlanta?
Virginia is 17-24 all-time against Georgia Tech in Atlanta.
As Virginia continues its ACC schedule, will the team’s reliance on a diverse scoring attack – with seven different players leading the team in scoring at some point this season – prove to be a sustainable formula for success?
