Original sentence: After being defeated on a late flurry of three-point shots by Duke, the team rebounded with the aforementioned win at North Carolina, followed by a close home win over Louisville.In the 2014–15 season, Virginia was ranked ninth in the country by the Associated Press in the pre-season, and got off to a 19–0 start, reaching as high as #2 nationally for the first time since 1982–83, behind similarly-undefeated Kentucky.Much was made in the press that out of the top three teams throughout much of December and January (Kentucky, Virginia, and Duke), the Cavaliers had zero McDonald's All-Americans, whereas the Wildcats and Blue Devils had nine each.Other highlights included holding Rutgers, Harvard, and Georgia Tech to under thirty points each.That victory over Rick Pitino's Cardinals made Bennett the sole active coach to defeat all five active Naismith Hall of Fame coaches.The Harvard game was also notable for Virginia's limiting the Crimson to a single field goal in the first half, tying an NCAA record for the shot clock era.The record included road wins at several ranked opponents' home courts, including at Maryland, at VCU, at Notre Dame, and at North Carolina
Edited sentence: After finally being defeated on a late flurry of three-point shots by #4 Duke, the team added a dominant win at #12 North Carolina in the Dean Dome to its resume, where UVA led by as many as 18 with three minutes remaining.In the 2014-15 season, the team was ranked #9 by the Associated Press in the pre-season and got off to a roaring start at 19–0.Much was made in the press that out of the top three teams throughout much of January, Bennett's efficient Virginia team had zero McDonald's All-Americans on its bench while both Kentucky and Duke had a whopping nine apiece.The record included road wins at several ranked opponents' home courts including at #21 Maryland in their Xfinity Center, at #25 VCU in their Siegel Center, and at #13 Notre Dame in their Joyce Center.The team also raised eyebrows earlier in the season by nearly tripling the score of Tommy Amaker's perennial NCAA Tournament contenders, the Harvard Crimson, 76-27 at John Paul Jones Arena.This increased their ranking to #2 for several weeks, behind undefeated Kentucky