Marcellus Earlington followed up his 30-point performance with 24 points against the Dons. Jase Townsend had 21 and Eric Williams Jr. scored 12 for the Toreros.
The University of San Diego Toreros were coming off a road win at Pepperdine and looking to open a three-game homestand by completing a season sweep of San Francisco.
The Toreros had four players score in double figures, led by guard Marcellus Earlington’s 24 to follow up on his 30-point performance against Pepperdine, but USD allowed the Dons shoot 61.8 percent from the field.USF was paced by Khalil Shabbazz’s 26 points, finished with a 44-22 edge in points in the paint and has won three straight.
“It’s always love being back here in San Diego,” Roberts said. “A lot of good friends down here. It was nice to come in and get the dub.” On this night, it was USD that jumped out to a double-digit lead when an Eric Williams Jr. steal led to an Earlington fast-break layup that capped a 12-2 run and made it 29-18 Toreros with 11:05 remaining in the first half.
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