Chris Graham and Scott German discuss the #1 Virginia basketball team, what it means for fans and the program, and preview the Cavaliers' upcoming game at Miami.

Chris Graham serves as a master of ceremonies on today's podcast, which features interviews with ESPN College GameDay hosts Jay Bilas, Jay Williams and Seth Greenberg talking about Saturday's ACC matchup between #2 Virginia and Virginia Tech.

Chris Graham and Scott German break down #2 Virginia's 59-55 win at Florida State that moved the 'Hoos to 12-0 in ACC play.

Odd question, and beware the clickbaity headline. Chris Graham and Scott German talk about a wide range of topics today, breaking down the ACC's NCAA Tournament teams, the UVA-Florida State game coming up Wednesday night. But then, yeah, the big question. Do UVA fans really want their team to go 18-0 in the ACC?

Chris Graham and Scott German provide analysis and commentary from #2 Virginia's 59-44 win at Syracuse.

bunOK, so Chris Graham and Jeff Fife, in today's podcast, only spend a moment or two discussing Kyle Guy's man bun, and what happened to it. Mostly, they talk UVA basketball, breaking down the win over Louisville, looking ahead to Syracuse, and talking some ACC as the calendar flips to February. But, yes, we all still wonder. What happened to the man bun?

UVA and Duke are locks and competing for #1 national seeds. As many as eight other ACC teams are in the running for NCAA bids. Chris Graham and Scott German break down the resumes of those teams as the ACC is at its midpoint.

Chris Graham and Scott German try to make sense of #2 Virginia's 65-63 win at #4 Duke, in a game in which Duke outshot and outrebounded Virginia, and seemed to have the 'Hoos on the ropes late. 

You have to ask the question. The ACC is built on Duke and Carolina. Virginia has been inserting itself into the basketball mix the past few years, but ... Chris Graham and Scott German break the game down on today's podcast.

Chris Graham and Jeff Fife break down Saturday's game between #2 UVA and #4 Duke. Lots of X's and O's talk, sure. But the bigger question: what kind of people are we if the 'Hoos actually win the game?