Yet as much as the top-seeded Cavaliers staged a commanding performance defensively in their 10-4 triumph, Tiffany spoke even more glowingly about the off-field dedication that helped produce the school’s first ACC tournament crown since 2010. “Maybe we should have been working on our man-up, and if you’ve seen our man-up percentage, we probably should have been,” Tiffany said. Virginia left no doubt, rolling to a 9-2 lead by the end of the third quarter in front of an announced crowd of 4,489. He also scored the opening goal of the second half on an extra-man opportunity after Notre Dame midfielder Drew Schantz was penalized for holding. He holds the school record for goals by a midfielder and reached 90 goals quicker than anyone at the position in Virginia history.

Source: Washington Post May 04, 2019 23:26 UTC