Virginia Tech is likely not in the tournament, but several games are worth monitoring just in case.

Virginia Tech came to the ACC Tournament with a lot to play for, but the Hokies are going home early after losing to Wake Forest.

The Virginia Tech Hokies entered Saturday’s game in Charlottesville against 13th-ranked Virginia needing a win to have a legitimate shot at the NCAA Tournament. Unfortunately, the Hokies got off to a slow start, later recovered, but it was not enough enough as the Cavaliers won the rematch 76-72.

Ugo Onyenso and Malik Thomas each had 16 points, Sam Lewis scored 15 and No. 13 Virginia held off Virginia Tech for a 76-72 win.

The North Carolina Tar Heels beat the Virginia Tech Hokies at the Smith Center. Here were our live updates and highlights from the game.

If the Hokies miss the NCAA Tournament, what would that mean for head coach Mike Young? Nothing, according to athletic director Whit Babcock. “He’s fine,” Babcock said via Mark Berman of The Roanoke Times. “I believe in him.”

UNC basketball found Henri Veesaar early and often in the second half of the Tar Heels' win vs. Virginia Tech. Here's what they said about Veesaar.

UNC basketball hosts Virginia Tech at the Smith Center after an impressive win against Louisville. Will the Tar Heels stay hot?

Conference championships will kick into high gear this week and Virginia heads into the ACC Tournament as the No. 2 seed in Charlotte. While the AP Poll is not