Dan Hurley is known for being one of the most outwardly emotional coaches in the country, and those traits were on full display after UConn lost a tough game to Arizona on Wednesday night.

A top-five showdown in the Basketball Capital of the World. The No. 3 UConn men's basketball team will host No. 4 Arizona for a blockbuster

After Stewart's layup gave the Huskies their first lead since 6-4, Arizona freshman Koa Peat scored on his own putback. UConn's Malachi Smith countered with a 15-footer to recapture the lead. But Peat hit one of two free throws, then Krivas grabbed an offensive rebound and spun around for a layup to put the Wildcats ahead for good.

Arizona travels to Connecticut with a 4-0 record. They've already beaten two opponents in the top 25, including the reigning national champ, Florida.

Pick the headline from the group below that best illustrates the hype surrounding No. 3 UConn basketball’s (4-0) game against No. 4 Arizona (4-0) on Wednesday night: A Hump Day whiteout on two dollar beer night.

No. 4 Arizona takes on the No. 3 UConn Huskies after Anthony Dell'Orso scored 20 points in Arizona's 69-65 win against the UCLA Bruins.

Arizona stayed unbeaten with a tough 69–65 win over UCLA, getting big nights from veterans Anthony Dell’Orso and Jaden Bradley. UConn awaits.