What: Virginia Cavaliers (10-3, 0-0 ACC) vs. North Carolina Tar Heels (10-3, 0-0 ACC) Time: 8:00 p.m. ET Date: January 6, 2013Place: John Paul Jones ArenaTV: ESPNU, ESPN3Radio: Virginia Sports...

The Virginia Women's Basketball team lost 58-52 to the Miami Hurricanes on Sunday.

Conference play is upon us, with ACC matchups starting this weekend. Let's take a look at how UVA ranks in the conference, and what we could expect from our opponents this season.

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The start of 2013 also signals the start of ACC play for Tony Bennett's Cavaliers. Let's take a look back to analyze where the Hoos stand at this point in the season. Virginia completed its non-conference schedule at 10-3.

After making the Final Four two years ago, VCU head coach Shaka Smart commented that the best programs in Virginia are in the CAA, and it's "not even close." He revealed today that now-A10 VCU and UVA will have a home-and-home starting next year.

Joe Harris has improved his dribble-and-shoot skills, Doug Browman earns significant minutes, and Mike Tobey stepped up with another career high. These are just three of the notable points in this afternoon's convincing 74-39 victory over Wofford.

Today's spread opened at -14 in favor of Virginia but has shifted down to anywhere between -11.5 and -9.5. Jontel Evans will not be playing today, missing his ninth game due to a foot injury.

Against 1-10 Old Dominion, the Hoos looked to stretch their eight-game winning streak. Instead, UVA fell 63-61 at the Governor's Holiday Hoops Classic in a loss that will haunt them all season.