The 1987-88 Virginia Cavaliers went 13-18 (5-9 in the ACC) under head coach Terry Holland. Simple Rating System: 8.64.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Arena |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1987-11-27 | vs Columbia Lions | W 83–58 | University Hall |
| 1987-11-28 | vs Rhode Island Rams | L 73–76 | University Hall |
| 1987-12-03 | vs UNC Wilmington Seahawks | W 87–51 | University Hall |
| 1987-12-06 | at UConn Huskies | W 72–59 | Hartford Civic Center |
| 1987-12-09 | vs Dayton Flyers | W 69–50 | University Hall |
| 1987-12-12 | at Arkansas Razorbacks | L 52–66 | Barnhill Arena |
| 1987-12-18 | neutral Old Dominion Monarchs | L 72–74 | |
| 1987-12-19 | at VCU Rams | L 66–75 | Richmond Coliseum |
| 1987-12-23 | neutral Oklahoma Sooners | L 61–109 | Neal S. Blaisdell Center |
| 1987-12-24 | neutral Georgia Bulldogs | W 87–54 | |
| 1988-01-02 | at Villanova Wildcats | L 54–63 | The Pavilion |
| 1988-01-06 | vs Radford Highlanders | W 65–56 | University Hall |
| 1988-01-09 | vs Duke Blue Devils | L 59–77 | University Hall |
| 1988-01-10 | vs Clemson Tigers | W 77–75 | University Hall |
| 1988-01-16 | at North Carolina Tar Heels | L 62–87 | Dean Smith Center |
| 1988-01-20 | vs Loyola Maryland Greyhounds | W 84–72 | University Hall |
| 1988-01-23 | vs Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | W 58–55 | University Hall |
| 1988-01-27 | neutral Virginia Tech Hokies | L 64–66 | |
| 1988-01-30 | vs Wake Forest Demon Deacons | W 69–66 | University Hall |
| 1988-02-01 | vs Jacksonville Dolphins | W 77–52 | University Hall |
| 1988-02-03 | at NC State Wolfpack | L 69–75 | Reynolds Coliseum |
| 1988-02-07 | at Houston Cougars | L 58–81 | Hofheinz Pavilion |
| 1988-02-14 | vs North Carolina Tar Heels | L 58–64 | University Hall |
| 1988-02-17 | at Duke Blue Devils | L 54–73 | Cameron Indoor Stadium |
| 1988-02-21 | at Clemson Tigers | L 62–65 | Littlejohn Coliseum |
| 1988-02-25 | at Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | L 71–76 | Alexander Memorial Coliseum |
| 1988-02-27 | vs NC State Wolfpack | L 63–64 | University Hall |
| 1988-03-02 | at Wake Forest Demon Deacons | W 69–67 | Winston-Salem Memorial Coliseum |
| 1988-03-05 | at Loyola Maryland Greyhounds | L 63–69 | Cole Fieldhouse |
| 1988-03-11 | neutral Duke Blue Devils | L 48–60 | Greensboro Coliseum |
1987-11-27: Virginia Cavaliers routed Columbia Lions 83–58. Morgan, Richard led the winners with 15 points. Shannon, Matt had 14 for Columbia Lions.
1987-11-28: Behind Kenny Green's 21 points, Rhode Island held off Virginia Cavaliers 76–73. John Johnson had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers. Bill Batts grabbed 15 rebounds.
1987-12-03: Virginia Cavaliers routed UNC Wilmington 87–51. John Crotty led the winners with 20 points. Larry Houzer had 21 for UNC Wilmington.
1987-12-09: Virginia Cavaliers beat Dayton Flyers 69–50 as John Crotty scored a team-high 16. Negele Knight had 12 for Dayton Flyers.
1987-12-12: Arkansas Razorbacks handled Virginia 66–52. Ron Huery led the winners with 15 points. John Johnson had 18 for Virginia.
1987-12-18: Old Dominion Monarchs survived Virginia Cavaliers 74–72 as Garrick Davis scored a team-high 24. John Johnson had 21 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1987-12-23: Oklahoma Sooners routed Virginia Cavaliers 109–61. Harvey Grant led the winners with 20 points. Bill Batts had 12 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1987-12-24: Behind Kennedy, Mel's 20 points, Virginia Cavaliers rolled past Georgia Bulldogs 87–54. Anderson, Willie had 18 for Georgia Bulldogs.
1988-01-02: Villanova Wildcats got past Virginia Cavaliers 63–54 as Kenny Wilson scored a team-high 16. John Johnson had 25 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-01-09: Behind Ferry, Danny's 29 points, Duke Blue Devils pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 77–59. Johnson, John had 17 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-01-10: Virginia Cavaliers edged Clemson Tigers 77–75. Kennedy, Mel led the winners with 27 points. Pryor, Jerry had 19 for Clemson Tigers.
1988-01-16: North Carolina Tar Heels blew out Virginia Cavaliers 87–62 as Lebo scored a team-high 23. Kennedy had 23 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-01-20: Virginia Cavaliers beat Maryland Terrapins 84–72 as Mel Kennedy scored a team-high 30. Steve Hood had 19 for Maryland Terrapins.
1988-01-23: Virginia Cavaliers edged Georgia Tech 58–55. Kennedy, Mel led the winners with 18 points. Scott, Dennis had 17 for Georgia Tech.
1988-02-01: Virginia Cavaliers routed Jacksonville Dolphins 77–52. Mel Kennedy led the winners with 19 points.
1988-02-03: North Carolina State Wolfpack beat Virginia Cavaliers 75–69. Charles Shackleford led the winners with 21 points. Mel Kennedy had 34 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-07: Houston Cougars blew out Virginia Cavaliers 81–58 as Horace Chaney scored a team-high 19. Mel Kennedy had 21 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-14: Behind Jeff Lebo's 18 points, North Carolina Tar Heels defeated Virginia Cavaliers 64–58. John Johnson had 22 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-17: Behind Danny Ferry's 28 points, Duke Blue Devils pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 73–54. Bill Batts had 14 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-21: Clemson Tigers edged Virginia Cavaliers 65–62. Elden Campbell led the winners with 24 points. Mel Kennedy had 26 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-25: Georgia Tech beat Virginia Cavaliers 76–71. Hammonds led the winners with 23 points. Kennedy had 29 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-02-27: Behind Charles Shackleford's 18 points, NC State Wolfpack held off Virginia Cavaliers 64–63. Mel Kennedy had 22 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-03-02: Behind Mel Kennedy's 29 points, Virginia Cavaliers held off Wake Forest Demon Deacons 69–67. Cal Boyd had 18 for Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
1988-03-05: Behind Keith Gatlin's 20 points, Maryland Terrapins defeated Virginia Cavaliers 69–63. Richard Morgan had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1988-03-11: Duke Blue Devils beat Virginia Cavaliers 60–48 as Danny Ferry scored a team-high 20. Mel Kennedy had 16 for Virginia Cavaliers.
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