South Florida 72, No. 7 Georgetown 64

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It’s hard to say what was more brutal, the way that Georgetown collapsed against South Florida, or the way the Hoyas said so little about it afterward it was almost as if they were trying to pretend it didn’t happen.

“I don’t want anything that comes out of here to make it seem like all the credit in the world doesn’t go to USF. They came in here, they executed. They came in here. They stayed focused. They went through a first half where Jones, they kind of kept him the bag and they stuck with their stuff, and eventually he got loose and so everything about that game, you have to give credit to them and what they did as opposed to what we did or didn’t do.”

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