Colorado-Utah Notes

TEAM

Colorado falls to 16-9 in overall play and 5-9 in Pac-12 play with the 61-56 overtime loss to the Utah Utes.
This was the second overtime game of the season for the Buffs with the last coming against UCLA in a 62-54 loss on January 29th. Colorado is now 19-22 in overtime games in school history.
It was the 19th meeting between the two teams with the Utes holding an 11-8 edge. Colorado has still won 8 of the last 13 meetings. The loss snaps a five-game win streak against Utah in Boulder.
Colorado has been even or out-rebounded its opponent in 19 of 25 games, holding the third ranked rebounding margin in the Pac-12. The Buffs outrebounded the Utes 38-30. .
The Buffaloes shot 53.8% from the charity line, the third lowest free-throw percentage of the season, with the lowest also coming against Utah on December 31st in a game where they shot 42.9%.
Colorado drops to 4-2 in games decided by five points or less.
The Buffs continue to get productivity from the bench, with 18 of their 56 points coming from off the bench tonight.

With 15 points against the Utes, Jeffery now has 1,056 career points, which is good for 23rd all-time at CU. Tonight she passed Raegan Scott who had 1,045 from 1993-97.
Jeffery's seven rebounds against Utah move her to 15th all-time in Colorado history with 562. Jeffery passed Susan Horner (560, 1977-79) and LeaAnn Banks (561, 1984-86).

Sborov was 2-of-2 on the night and is shooting 59 percent over the last four games (10-of-17).
Sborov made two clutch free-throws in overtime to give the Buffs the 56-55 edge with less than a minute remaining.

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