Tony Bennett explains his decision to retire as the head coach of the Virginia men's basketball program after 15 years.

Virginia men’s basketball coach Tony Bennett is retiring, the school announced on Thursday. Bennett, a three-time national coach of the year who went 433-169 in his 18-year career and 364-136 in 15 seasons with the Cavaliers, will address the public in a news conference on Friday morning.

Tony Bennett says that associate head coach Ron Sanchez will be Virginia's interim coach. Many fans have probably never heard of Sanchez before this moment. That’s where we come in. Here’s everything you need to know about UVA’s new interim head coach and Bennett’s heir apparent.

The second-most pressing question surrounding Tony Bennett's sudden retirement - second only to 'why now?' - is who will succeed Bennett as head coach of the Vi

National championship-winning Virginia men's basketball coach Tony Bennett is retiring from the sport effectively immediately. That gobsmacking news landed Thursday with just 20 days separating the Cavs and their season opener against Campbell on Nov.

Interim coach Ron Sanchez is the favorite to replace Tony Bennett at Virginia, but keep an eye on Ryan Odom, Mitch Henderson and more.

The timing of Tony Bennett's immediate retirement as Virginia basketball head coach is confusing and curious and will undoubtedly be one of the first questions

Field of 68’s Jeff Goodman doesn’t believe Tony Bennett abruptly retired from his Virginia head coaching job on October 17 to get his longtime associate head coach Ron Sanchez in his stead; something Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde suggested in his post-mortem column.

Tony Bennett shocked the college basketball world when he decided to retire as the head coach of the Virginia men's team, and he held a press

With Tony Bennett announcing his retirement, Ron Sanchez has been named Virginia men's basketball's interim head coach.