I hadn't given Virginia much thought since they finally lose so much in Brogdon, Gill, Tobey and Nolte, but yeah, they'll be good again. The lingering question over any Virginia team is whether Bennett can ever avoid having his season end in embarrassing fashion, given a game plan that is custom built for the underdog (slow tempo, allows many more open 3s than 2s). It should be a more small-ball dependent team next season, which could be good for them. They may have a serious problem at center, which can't be solved with a grad transfer unless they ditch a scholarship player first.
PG London Perrantes (SR, 10.1 BPM was higher than Grayson Allen's 9.7, could very well be the best overall player in the ACC if his 49% 3pt shooting carries over)
SG Kyle Guy (FR, 4-star, apparently elite at catch and shoot 3pt, but I'm not sure they need it in this spot)
SF Marial Shayok (JR, 44% 3pt but not very good at anything else; they might go small or with a freshman here instead)
PF Isaiah Wilkins (JR, could be the breakout player of the ACC, 11.4 BPM was best on Virginia)
C Austin Nichols (RS JR, tremendous 13% block rate in his last season at Memphis, but doesn't rebound enough for a center; the other options here are currently terrible)
G Ty Jerome (FR, 4-star)
G Darius Thompson (RS JR, 8.0 BPM was higher than Brandon Ingram's 7.5)
G Devon Hall (RS JR, mediocre but serviceable as depth)
F DeAndre Hunter (FR, 4-star)
F Jay Huff (FR, 4-star, at 6-10 185 with range, could be a solid stretch 4, but tooo skinny to hold up at center)
F Mamadi Diakite (RS FR, Bennett sure gets a lot of guys to redshirt; expect another dominant team in 2-4 seasons due to guys like this)
F Jarred Reuter (SO, barely played last season)
C Jack Salt (RS SO, barely played last season, but he is a large man)