Breona Hurd, left, and Kymora Johnson are shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C. They helped Virginia advance from the First Four to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament last season.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kymora Johnson could be at South Carolina right now, taking part in preseason practice with one of the best women's basketball programs in the country.
Virginia guard Kymora Johnson, shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C., is back with the Cavaliers after entering the transfer portal and visiting South Carolina last spring.
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Former Richmond coach Aaron Roussell, shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C., is entering his first season as Virginia's women's basketball coach.
Virginia guard Kymora Johnson, shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C., is back with the Cavaliers after entering the transfer portal and visiting South Carolina last spring.
Former Richmond coach Aaron Roussell, shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C., is entering his first season as Virginia's women's basketball coach.
Breona Hurd, left, and Kymora Johnson are shown Monday at ACC media days in Charlotte, N.C. They helped Virginia advance from the First Four to the Sweet 16 in the NCAA Tournament last season.