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Virginia Secures Second Seed, Defeats Wake Forest

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Virginia secures number two seed in ACC Tournament with a hard-fought 75-70 victory over Wake Forest. Thijs De Ridder led scoring with 16 points, followed by Jacari White with 14 and Johann Grunloh with 12 points and 9 rebounds. Despite a slow start, Virginia heated up in the second half, making 10 of 32 threes. Wake Forest kept it close with 26 points from Mekhi Mason and 21 from Juke Harris, but Virginias Dallin Hall secured the win with two free throws.

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Virginia Secures Second Seed, Defeats Wake Forest

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Virginia Secures Second Seed, Defeats Wake Forest. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 6, number 13, Virginia pulled out a tough 75-70 win over Wake Forest on Tuesday night, locking up the number 2. Seed and a double buy in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament. Tha H. Deritter led with 16 points, while Jakari White chipped in 14 and Johan Grenlo added 12 points with 9 rebounds. The Cavaliers bounced back from a rough loss at number 1 Duke, where their 3 points shooting was ice cold. They missed their first 8-3s and struggled in the first half, but heated up after the break to finish 10 of 32 from deep. Both teams had a brutal first half offensively, combining for just 18 of 60 shots, but Virginia built a lead with a 10-2 run and held. On through a tight finish, Malik Thomas hit a key 3-late to stretch it to 71-62. Wake Forest Day closed behind 26 points from Mechie Mason and 21 from Duke Harris, pulling within 3-73-70, was seconds left, but Virginia's Dallin Hall sealed it with two free-throws.

1:01Now Virginia hosts rival Virginia Tech on Saturday, while Wake Forest welcomes California the same day as both squads gear up for their next. Challenges and conference play

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