Surging UMass Tops Seton Hall SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP) - The way point guard Chaz Williams and his Massachusetts teammates are playing, the Minutemen could be on their way back to the New York area for the N.I.T. Final Four very soon. Williams scored 20 points and hit an important 3-pointer with 2 minutes 26 seconds to play to lead Massachusetts to a 77-67 victory over Seton Hall in a second-round game on Saturday. The victory was the fifth in six games for the Minutemen (24-11), with their only loss in that span a 4-point setback to the eventual Atlantic 10 Conference champion St. Bonaventure in a league tournament semifinal. Massachusetts, which upset top-seeded Temple in the Atlantic 10 tournament, has knocked off Mississippi State and Seton Hall in N.I.T. road games to advance to the quarterfinals. On Tuesday, it will face the winner of Sunday's second-round game between Drexel and Northern Iowa. The Minutemen got past Seton Hall by overcoming a 60-56 deficit with 6:40 to go. Top-seeded Seton Hall (21-13) trailed, 65-64, and had a chance to take the lead when Fuquan Edwin, who led the Pirates with 21 points, was called for traveling with 2:53 to play. Williams hit his 3-pointer on the next possession and then set up Terrell Vinson for another and a 71-64 lead. "We just know that one more loss, we go home and there is no more basketball after this," Williams said. That's one thing we don't want.