Virginia men's basketball coach Tony Bennett announced his retirement after 15 seasons with the Cavaliers. Bennett posted a 364-136 record at UVA, guiding the Cavaliers to the 2019 NCAA title.

Longtime Virginia men's basketball coach and 2019 national champion coach Tony Bennett is retiring before the start of the season, the school announced Thursday. Bennett, who has coached the Cavaliers since 2009,

After 15 seasons as the head coach at Virginia, Tony Bennett is retiring just weeks before the Cavaliers open the season.

Bennett, who has been the Cavaliers' coach since 2009, led the team to an NCAA Championship in 2019 a year after Virginia lost in the first round as a No. 1 seed.

Tony Bennett, one of the top high school basketball players ever to come out of Wisconsin and a former star at UW-Green Bay, is retiring as the head coach at the University of Virginia. The surprising news,

Virginia head coach Tony Bennett retired on his own terms and celebrated the beauty of the game by standing on the pillars he used to build a national title contender. Bennett, in jest jabbing at his preferred well-critiqued methodical style of play,

At an emotional news conference Friday, Bennett said he is “not equipped” to lead Virginia in this era defined by NIL and the transfer portal.