Take all of the good things that Virginia did against Towson on Wednesday, and imagine the opposite of that. San Francisco, which was playing its third game in as many days, looked energetic and locked in as they drilled 13 threes en route to a 61-60 upset of No. 4 Virginia. The Hoos only made three threes in the game, and looked absolutely listless on both ends of the court.
Virginia fell behind seven with 2:11 to play, but had a chance to win it at the buzzer after San Francisco missed the front-end of a 1-and-1. Sam Hauser’s three would rim out, and that would give San Francisco its first win over a top-5 team since 1981 (Wichita State).