1992-93 Virginia Cavaliers basketball — schedule and results
The 1992-93 Virginia Cavaliers went 21-10 (9-7 in the ACC) under head coach Jeff Jones. The team peaked at #7 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 14.6.
Hoopsipedia's log holds 31 games from this season: 12–3 at home, 6–4 on the road, and 3–3 on neutral courts. The Cavaliers scored 74.2 points per game and allowed 69.3 (+4.8 per game). Their longest winning streak ran 11 games, from Dec 1, 1992 to Jan 17, 1993. The most lopsided win was 100–64 over Howard Bison on Dec 12, 1992; the heaviest defeat was 80–58 at North Carolina Tar Heels on Jan 20, 1993. The tightest finish was a 2-point loss against Wake Forest Demon Deacons (73–75).
Among Virginia Cavaliers' 118 recorded seasons, 1992-93's .677 winning percentage ranks 38th. Previous season: 1991-92 Cavaliers (20–13). Next season: 1993-94 Cavaliers (18–13).
Game-by-game results (31 games)
Game recaps
1992-12-01: Behind Junior Burrough's 23 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Pennsylvania 74–68. Matt Maloney had 22 for Pennsylvania.
1992-12-05: Virginia Cavaliers routed Stanford Cardinal 72–48. Junior Burrough led the winners with 15 points. Marcus Lollie had 12 for Stanford Cardinal.
1992-12-09: Virginia Cavaliers routed Old Dominion Monarchs 90–68. Junior Burrough led the winners with 20 points. Petey Sessoms had 13 for Old Dominion Monarchs.
1992-12-12: Virginia Cavaliers routed Howard Bison 100–64. Cornel Parker led the winners with 27 points. Sean Turley had 13 for Howard Bison.
1992-12-22: Virginia Cavaliers edged Alabama Crimson Tide 86–83. Junior Burrough led the winners with 23 points. James Robinson had 24 for Alabama Crimson Tide.
1992-12-29: Virginia Cavaliers handled Radford Highlanders 82–63. Junior Burrough led the winners with 26 points. Tyrone Travis had 16 for Radford Highlanders.
1993-01-02: Virginia Cavaliers routed Winthrop Eagles 92–68. Cory Alexander led the winners with 25 points. Eddie Gay had 15 for Winthrop Eagles.
1993-01-06: Behind Cory Alexander's 23 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Florida State Seminoles 80–76. Bob Sura had 20 for Florida State Seminoles.
1993-01-09: Behind Alexander, Cory's 25 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from NC State Wolfpack 73–56. Thompson, Kevin had 15 for NC State Wolfpack.
1993-01-13: Behind Parker, Cornel's 20 points, Virginia Cavaliers pulled away from Clemson Tigers 100–82. Whitney, Chris had 17 for Clemson Tigers.
1993-01-17: Behind Parker, Cornel's 16 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated Duke Blue Devils 77–69. Hurley, Bobby had 17 for Duke Blue Devils.
1993-01-20: Behind Salvadori's 14 points, North Carolina Tar Heels rolled past Virginia Cavaliers 80–58. Smith had 16 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-01-23: Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets beat Virginia Cavaliers 75–71. Mackey, Malcolm led the winners with 22 points. Burrough, Junior had 26 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-01-27: Behind Randolph Childress's 19 points, Wake Forest Demon Deacons held off Virginia Cavaliers 75–73. Cornel Parker had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-02-08: Behind Edwards, Doug's 25 points, Florida State Seminoles pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 99–84. Alexander, Cory had 24 for Virginia Cavaliers. Jeffries, Ted grabbed 19 rebounds.
1993-02-11: Behind Alexander, Cory's 25 points, Virginia Cavaliers defeated NC State Wolfpack 75–66. Thompson, Kevin had 18 for NC State Wolfpack.
1993-02-13: Virginia Cavaliers got past Clemson Tigers 83–78 as Burrough, Junior scored a team-high 23. Brown, Jeff had 20 for Clemson Tigers.
1993-02-18: Virginia Cavaliers edged Duke Blue Devils 58–55. Cory Alexander led the winners with 20 points. Cherokee Parks had 16 for Duke Blue Devils.
1993-02-21: North Carolina Tar Heels routed Virginia Cavaliers 78–58. Lynch, George led the winners with 17 points. Burrough, Junior had 19 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-02-23: Behind Travis Best's 26 points, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 73–61. Cory Alexander had 15 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-02-27: Wake Forest Demon Deacons survived Virginia Cavaliers 58–56 as Rodney Rogers scored a team-high 24. Cory Alexander had 17 for Virginia Cavaliers. Derrick Hicks grabbed 16 rebounds.
1993-03-06: Virginia Cavaliers handled Maryland Terrapins 88–74. Cory Alexander led the winners with 20 points. Johnny Rhodes had 23 for Maryland Terrapins.
1993-03-12: Behind Donald Williams's 19 points, North Carolina Tar Heels pulled away from Virginia Cavaliers 74–56. Cory Alexander had 22 for Virginia Cavaliers.
1993-03-21: Virginia Cavaliers beat Massachusetts Minutemen 71–56 as Corey Alexander scored a team-high 17. Tony Barbee had 19 for Massachusetts Minutemen.
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