
In 1982, a small Mormon university with no scholarships, a part-time coach, and a gym that doubled as a volleyball court walked into the NCAA Tournament and dismantled the number-one team in the country. This is the story of Chaminade's takedown of Ralph Sampson's Virginia Cavaliers — the greatest upset in college basketball history — told through the players who still can't fully explain what happened that night in Honolulu. We're talking about a moment so impossible it didn't just shock the sport, it rewired what people believed was allowed.
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