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Come Fan with UsThursday, August 6, 2026

Virginia’s loss to Florida summed up in one savage jabstep

This was brutal!

Virginia only scoring 17 points in the first half wasn’t the worst thing that happened to them Saturday evening. It was being on the wrong side of the most successful jab in history.

The following is a step-by-step look at this ruthless jabstep.

  1. The defender is already in a tough position here. You can tell his body weight is going to take him somewhere he does not want to go.

2. Yep, no control. He’s gone.

3. Look at the separation! He nearly slid off the entire court.

It was a rough night for Virginia, losing 65-39 to Florida. Not a great way to go out of the NCAA tournament.

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