Games to Watch for UVA

Saturday, Jan. 3, at Miami (ESPN 2) Virginia opens 2015 and its conference slate on the road in South Beach against a 9-2 Miami team that was ranked in the top 20 as recently as last week. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Saturday, Jan. 10, at #16 Notre Dame (ESPN 2) The surprising Irish (11-1) have lost just once so far, leaping all the way to number 16 after a 31-point thrashing of Purdue. (AP Images/Andrew Shurtleff)
Saturday, Jan. 31, vs. #2 Duke (ESPN) Currently the second-ranked squad in the country, the Blue Devils may be Virginia’s toughest test of the regular season. (AP Photo/Bob Leverone)
Monday, Feb. 2, at #20 North Carolina (ESPN) The Hoos travel to Chapel Hill just two days after their matchup with Duke. After a slow start, the Tar Heels beat 12th-ranked Ohio State last weekend, their third win over a ranked team already this season.   (AP Photo/Andrew Shurtleff)
 Saturday, Feb. 7, vs. #4 Louisville (ESPN) The fourth-ranked Cardinals draw top-ranked Kentucky, second-ranked Duke and number 20 North Carolina twice before they come to Charlottesville, so Virginia should know exactly what kind of powerhouse they are dealing with. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
 Monday, March 2, at Syracuse (ESPN) The Orange have dropped out of the rankings for now, but pushed number-7 Villanova to overtime in Philadelphia last weekend and are always a chore to beat in upstate New York. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Saturday, March 7, at #4 Louisville (ESPN) The Hoos and Cards have a rematch of their first meeting one month later to the day, back in the Bluegrass State for the final game of the regular season for both schools. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley)
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The undefeated University of Virginia men’s basketball team has some major tests ahead. See the top matchups of the season as the Cavaliers look to repeat as ACC champs.

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