1966-67 Virginia Cavaliers — schedule and results

The 1966-67 Virginia Cavaliers went 9-17 (4-10 in the ACC) under head coach Bill Gibson. Simple Rating System: -2.8.

Game-by-game results (26 games)

DateOpponentResultArena
1966-12-01vs William & Mary TribeW 80–65University Hall
1966-12-03at Kentucky WildcatsL 84–104Memorial Coliseum
1966-12-08at Richmond SpidersW 89–84Richmond Arena
1966-12-10vs Miami (FL) HurricanesL 78–80University Hall
1966-12-13vs Maryland TerrapinsL 65–85University Hall
1966-12-16at Duke Blue DevilsL 82–98Cameron Indoor Stadium
1966-12-28neutral Columbia LionsW 112–88
1966-12-30at UConn HuskiesL 79–100UConn/Hugh S. Greer Fieldhouse
1967-01-02vs Davidson WildcatsL 71–75University Hall
1967-01-05at new york universityW 91–84Alumni Gymnasium
1967-01-07at Wake Forest Demon DeaconsL 77–84Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum
1967-01-11vs South Carolina GamecocksL 67–81University Hall
1967-01-14vs Clemson TigersL 88–102University Hall
1967-01-28at North Carolina Tar HeelsL 76–103Carmichael Auditorium
1967-01-30at NC State WolfpackW 83–70Reynolds Coliseum
1967-02-01vs Duke Blue DevilsL 77–100University Hall
1967-02-04at Navy MidshipmenL 75–77Halsey Field House
1967-02-07vs North Carolina Tar HeelsL 75–79University Hall
1967-02-11vs NC State WolfpackL 59–70University Hall
1967-02-13at Maryland TerrapinsL 76–87Cole Fieldhouse
1967-02-16vs Wake Forest Demon DeaconsW 81–67University Hall
1967-02-18at Pittsburgh PanthersW 82–70Fitzgerald Fieldhouse
1967-02-25at South Carolina GamecocksW 71–68Carolina Fieldhouse
1967-02-27at Clemson TigersW 73–71Clemson Field House
1967-03-02at Virginia Tech HokiesL 60–76Cassell Coliseum
1967-03-09neutral Duke Blue DevilsL 78–99Greensboro Memorial Coliseum

Game recaps

1966-12-01: Virginia Cavaliers beat William & Mary 80–65 as Chip Case scored a team-high 19. Rama had 19 for William & Mary.

1966-12-03: Kentucky Wildcats routed Virginia Cavaliers 104–84. Louie Dampier led the winners with 31 points. Chip Case had 27 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1966-12-08: Virginia Cavaliers got past Richmond Spiders 89–84 as Jim Connelly scored a team-high 23. Tom Green had 23 for Richmond Spiders. Buddy Reams grabbed 17 rebounds.

1966-12-10: Miami (Fla.) survived Virginia Cavaliers 80–78 as Soens scored a team-high 23. Chip Case had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers. Soens grabbed 21 rebounds.

1966-12-13: Maryland blew out Virginia Cavaliers 85–65 as Jay MacMillan scored a team-high 34. Jim Connelly had 15 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1966-12-16: Duke Blue Devils handled Virginia Cavaliers 98–82. Bob Verga led the winners with 32 points. Jim Connelly had 27 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1966-12-28: Virginia Cavaliers blew out Columbia 112–88 as Mike Katos scored a team-high 31. Larry Borger had 23 for Columbia.

1966-12-30: Connecticut Huskies routed Virginia Cavaliers 100–79. Wes Bialosuknia led the winners with 31 points. Jim Connelly had 21 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-01-02: Davidson got past Virginia Cavaliers 75–71 as Huckle scored a team-high 30. Chip Case had 20 for Virginia Cavaliers. Knowles grabbed 17 rebounds.

1967-01-05: Behind Mike Katos's 21 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated NYU 91–84. Kaplan had 25 for NYU. Norm Carmichael grabbed 19 rebounds.

1967-01-07: Behind Jim Boshart's 28 points, Wake Forest Demon Deacons defeated Virginia Cavaliers 84–77. Chip Case had 24 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-01-11: Behind Skip Harlicka's 32 points, South Carolina pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 81–67. Jim Connelly had 17 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-01-14: Behind Randy Mahaffey's 34 points, Clemson Tigers pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 102–88. Norm Carmichael had 23 for Virginia Cavaliers. Mike Katos grabbed 17 rebounds.

1967-01-28: North Carolina Tar Heels blew out Virginia Cavaliers 103–76 as Larry Miller scored a team-high 38. Jim Connelly had 33 for Virginia Cavaliers. Mike Katos grabbed 16 rebounds.

1967-01-30: Virginia Cavaliers handled N.C. State Wolfpack 83–70. Jim Connelly led the winners with 30 points. Bill Mavredes had 24 for N.C. State Wolfpack.

1967-02-01: Duke routed Virginia Cavaliers 100–77. Bob Verga led the winners with 27 points. Jim Connelly had 26 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-02-04: Navy edged Virginia Cavaliers 77–75. Schmidt led the winners with 18 points. Mike Katos had 23 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-02-07: North Carolina got past Virginia Cavaliers 79–75 as Larry Miller scored a team-high 22. Mike Katos had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-02-11: N.C. State handled Virginia Cavaliers 70–59. Bill Kretzer led the winners with 21 points. Jim Connelly had 16 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-02-13: Maryland beat Virginia Cavaliers 87–76 as Jay McMillen scored a team-high 29. Jim Connelly had 25 for Virginia Cavaliers.

1967-02-16: Behind Jim Connelly's 26 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from Wake Forest 81–67. Paul Long had 29 for Wake Forest. Buddy Reams grabbed 16 rebounds.

1967-02-18: Virginia Cavaliers beat Pittsburgh 82–70 as John Naponick scored a team-high 23. Stan Falenski had 28 for Pittsburgh. John Naponick grabbed 16 rebounds.

1967-02-25: Behind Mike Katos's 21 points, Virginia Cavaliers held off South Carolina 71–68. Skip Harlicka had 25 for South Carolina.

1967-02-27: Virginia Cavaliers edged Clemson Tigers 73–71. Chip Case led the winners with 27 points. Randy Mahaffey had 19 for Clemson Tigers.

1967-03-02: Virginia Tech Hokies handled Virginia Cavaliers 76–60. Glen Combs led the winners with 25 points. Chip Case had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers. Talley grabbed 16 rebounds.

1967-03-09: Duke routed Virginia Cavaliers 99–78. Bob Verga led the winners with 35 points. Jim Connelly had 29 for Virginia Cavaliers.

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