Just four days after meeting in both teams' regular-season finale in Charlottesville, No. 14 seed Pittsburgh will battle No. 6 seed Virginia in the second round of the ACC tournament on Wednesday at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Cavaliers handled the Panthers easily on senior day last Saturday as London Perrantes dropped in 22 points in a 67-42 Virginia victory. That win came after Pittsburgh upset Virginia in early January behind hot 3-point shooting from Jamel Artis and Michael Young.
Artis and Young combined to go 2 of 11 from beyond the arc in Pittsburgh's 61-59 win over Georgia Tech on Tuesday night, but they did enough to lead the Panthers past the Yellow Jackets and into a third matchup against Virginia this season.