“I just can’t say enough about our coaches and our student-athletes. We’ve had over 1,100 tests, and had four student-athletes to test positive, which is remarkable in that those positives were in the very beginning. And so over the last three rounds of tests, we haven’t had any positives and so the student-athletes have shown that they are committed to the safety protocols. Our coaches have shown that they are committed to the safety protocols, and I know as a conference, that’s been a huge emphasis for all of us, and I think we’ve done a great job with it on our individual campuses.”

“I’m super excited to get to work with my teammates and coaches, and excited to attack this redshirt year. During this process, the opportunity to join the UVA program under the guidance of Coach [Tony] Bennett and his staff was something I found difficult to resist. Coach Bennett exhibited the same confidence and belief in me as I do myself. I see myself growing as a player and person at the University of Virginia. This is truly a blessing that I am extremely grateful and excited to embark [on]. Wahoo Nation Let’s GOOO!”

“With Huff back in the fold, Virginia should again have a top-three defense nationally. I’m much more interested in their offense, though, as there is some real potential to pair Huff with incoming transfer [forward] Sam Hauser while incorporating some very interesting five-out sets that put defenders in an extraordinarily tough position. Guards Kihei Clark and Casey Morsell should have all of the room in the world to operate. Given the floor spacing they should have access to from their frontcourt players, there will be no excuses for Virginia to have the worst offense in the ACC again in 2021. As long as those guards take a step forward, Virginia will be a top-10 team and will have a real chance to make a Final Four run.”