UVa had four players in double figures, led by Perrantes with 18. The Cavaliers’ other three double-figure scorers were seniors Brogdon (12), Gill (10) and sixth-man Mike Tobey (10).

Syracuse ranked third in the ACC in that category, with opponents scoring 62.2. U.Va. and the Orange ranked 12th and 13th in scoring, averaging 70.9 and 70 points per game, respectively.

The Atlantic Coast Conference Football Kickoff began Tuesday in Charlotte, N.C., which gives fans an early look into the ...

Syracuse (15-9, 7-4 ACC) shot nearly 74 percent (14 of 19) in the second half to overcome a 12-point deficit at the break. This time, it was an offensive change in strategy that did the ninth ...

Last football season was the ACC’s first with 17 teams and, therefore, conference media’s crack at projecting the order of ...

The top-ranked Orange (2-1) staged a late rally, but couldn't overcome a 7-0 run by No. 2 Virginia (4-0) and lost to the Cavaliers, 11-10, on Sunday, March 7 in front of 7,501 fans at Klckner Stadium.