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<p>CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. &#8212; Bruce Brown made a 3-pointer with 23.8 seconds left in overtime and Miami beat No. 18 Virginia 54-48 on Monday night for the Cavaliers fourth straight loss.</p><p>Brown scored 14 points to lead the Hurricanes (19-8, 9-6 Atlantic Coast Conference) to their third consecutive victory. Kamari Murphy and Dejan Vasiljevic added 10 points each.</p><p>Devon Hall scored 15 points to lead Virginia (18-9, 8-7), which last lost four straight in 2009-10, Tony Bennett&#8217;s first season as coach. Isaiah Wilkins added 10 points and 10 rebounds, including two free throws with four seconds left in regulation to tie it.</p><p>Miami thought it had won when Davon Reed hit a 3-pointer at the end of the second half, but a video review was used to determine he released the ball just after the buzzer.</p><p>A putback by Marial Shayok with 39 seconds left gave the Cavaliers a 48-47 lead, but Brown made his only 3-pointer of the game on the Hurricanes&#8217; ensuing possession, and Miami sealed it at the free-throw line.</p><p><strong>No. 19 Florida State 104, </strong></p><p><strong>Boston College 72</strong></p><p>TALLAHASSEE, Fla. &#8212; Dwayne Bacon had 16 points and 13 Florida State players had at least four points, helping the 19th-ranked Seminoles bounce back from two straight losses.</p><p>Bacon went over the 1,000-point mark for his career on a 3-pointer early in the second half after going scoreless in last Saturday&#8217;s loss at Pittsburgh.</p><p>PJ Savoy added 15 points and the Seminoles&#8217; bench accounted for 59 points. Jonathan Isaac (14 points) and Jarquez Smith (10) also scored in double figures, and FSU (22-6, 10-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) never trailed and led by 34 (75-41) six minutes into the second half.</p><p>Kai Bowman had 24 points and Jerome Robinson 21 for Boston College (9-19, 2-13), which has lost 11 straight and 13 of its last 14.</p><p><strong>WOMEN&#8217;S</strong></p><p><strong>No. 12 Ohio State 98,</strong></p><p><strong> No. 2 Maryland 87</strong></p><p>COLUMBUS, Ohio &#8212; Kelsey Mitchell scored 31 points and No. 12 Ohio State used a sizzling start to upset second-ranked Maryland.</p><p>Ohio State (24-5, 14-1 Big Ten) scored 35 points in the first 10 minutes on 14 for 18 shooting, led by nine at the half and held on as Maryland rallied in second half. The Terps were down by two at the start of the fourth quarter and were down by six with 1:29 left, but had to start fouling and couldn&#8217;t make up the deficit.</p><p>The loss was only the second for the Terps (26-2, 14-1) this season and their first in the Big Ten. Their last was a six-point setback to No. 1 UConn on Dec. 29.</p><p>Shayla Cooper had 20 points nine rebounds, and Alexa Hart added 15 for the Buckeyes, who won their 10th straight game.</p><p>Shatori Walker-Kimbrough led Maryland with 29 points and Brionna Jones had 21 on aggressive play in the paint.</p><style>
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<div class="neCaption">Miami guard Bruce Brown celebrates after making a three-point shot during overtime as his team stunned No. 18 Virginia on Monday. </div></div><div class="metaInfo"><photo0>https://www.timesleader.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/web1_BruceBrown-Miami.jpg</photo0><caption0>Miami guard Bruce Brown celebrates after making a three-point shot during overtime as his team stunned No. 18 Virginia on Monday. </caption0><photoCredit0>Ryan M. Kelly | AP photo </photoCredit0></div></div>
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Miami men’s basketball stuns No. 18 Virginia in OT