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Virginia Cavaliers Blocked Shots vs. Georgia Tech
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Virginia Cavaliers Blocked Shots vs. Georgia Tech
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Feb 19, 20261:11308 views
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The No. 14 Virginia Cavaliers played great defense and recorded 9 blocked shots in their extremely impressive 94-68 road win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Ugonna Onyenso and Johann Grunloh each came up big with 4 blocked shots and Thijs De Ridder added one for Ryan Odom's crew. Take a look back at all of the blocks the Cavaliers had against Tech here.
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