Virginia makes its first West Coast swing in its Atlantic Coast Conference history when the Cavaliers tip off a two-game trip against Cal on Wednesday night in Berkeley, Calif. The Cavaliers (8-6, 1-2) and Golden Bears (7-7, 0-3) have met just twice, with Virginia sweeping a home-and-home, nonconference series with a 63-62 overtime victory at home in 2015 and a 56-52 win at Cal the following season. The Cavaliers also will play an afternoon game at Stanford on Saturday. While acknowledging the logistical issues associated with spending most of the week on the road to play just two games -- one of which will start at 11 p.
Virginia heads west, aims to deny Cal first ACC win
