Virginia's Big Win: What Happened When Holy Cross Went Ice Cold in the Final Minutes?

Dai Dai Ames scored 16 points to lead Virginia to a 67-41 victory over Holy Cross, with the Cavaliers jumping out early and never looking back in their convincing win.

Holy Cross struggled to find their footing throughout the game, and their shooting woes were on full display in the final six minutes of the contest.

Over the final 6:00, the Crusaders were unable to score a single point, missing five field-goal attempts and a free throw, including a crucial miss from Anthony Robinson.

This stretch of cold shooting proved to be the final nail in the coffin for Holy Cross, as Virginia was able to cruise to a 26-point victory.

The Cavaliers were able to contain Holy Cross’s offense, holding them to just 41 points on the night.

Virginia, on the other hand, was able to find their rhythm on offense, with Ames leading the way.

Ames’s 16 points were a game-high, and his play was instrumental in the Cavaliers’ victory.

The win was a much-needed one for Virginia, who looked to bounce back from a tough loss in their previous outing.

With the victory, the Cavaliers were able to regain some momentum and confidence, and they will look to carry this over into their next game.

Meanwhile, Holy Cross will be looking to regroup and refocus after their tough loss.

The Crusaders will need to work on their shooting and offense if they hope to turn their season around and start picking up some wins.