With two weeks remaining in the ACC's regular season, No. 1 Virginia has set itself apart from the rest of the pack.
So much in fact, that the Cavaliers can lock up the top seed for next month's conference tournament in Brooklyn, N.Y., with a victory Wednesday night over reeling Georgia Tech.
Virginia (24-2, 13-1 ACC) returns to action after a much-needed week off that allowed some nagging injuries to heal, players to receive a late-season rest and sophomore guard Kyle Guy to get engaged.
Guy's shooting numbers have declined during ACC play but the sharpshooter is still just shy of 40 percent on the season from the 3-point line and leads the Cavaliers in scoring at 15.