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Photo gallery: West Virginia falls to 7-1 with 70-54 loss to Virginia

By Matt Sunday 
West Virginia coach Bob Huggins shrugs at a call during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Jonathan Holton fouls reaching for the ball during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Jonathan Holton finishes off an alley-oop during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jevon Carter guards Anthony Gill during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia's Esa Ahmad and Tarik Phillip slap hands during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia swingman Esa Ahmad guards Malcolm Brogdon during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip slaps hands as he exits the court during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia coach Bob Huggins smirks during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Devin Williams celebrates an and-one opportunity during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guards Daxter Miles Jr. and Jevon Carter slap hands during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip struggles to get the defense call during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Devin Williams holds his wrist after injuring it during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia huddles out of a time out during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
Virginia forward Evan Nolte attacks the basket during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jonathan Holton attempts a three during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Jonathan Holton looks to pass during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip presses during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jevon Carter brings the ball up court during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Devin Williams looks to make a post move during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jevon Carter brings the ball up court during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tavon Myers yells from the bench during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia coach Bob Huggins asks "why" Tarik Phillip fouled an in bound pass during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip reaches in to break up a pass during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip carries the ball up court during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Daxter Miles Jr. attempts a three during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Daxter Miles Jr. looks to pass during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
Virginia coach Tony Bennett calls to his team during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
Virginia guard London Perrantes celebrates a three pointer during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Tarik Phillip carries the ball up court during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jevon Carter listens to coach Bob Huggins on the bench during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jevon Carter sits on the bench after committing a turnover during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Daxter Miles Jr. presses during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Daxter Miles Jr. watches a free throw after committing a flagrant foul during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jaysean Paige attempts a layup during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia guard Jaysean Paige dives for a loose ball during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Nate Adrian dives for a loose ball during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com
West Virginia forward Nate Adrian presses during the Mountaineers 70-54 loss to No. 10 Virginia on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. - Matt Sunday/WVMetroNews.com

NEW YORK — Photo coverage from West Virginia’s first loss of the season, 70-54 at the hands of No. 10 Virginia.





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