Colorado-Washington State Notes

TEAM NOTES

The Buffaloes match last season's win total of 21.
CU won its 10^th conference game, reaching double digits for the first time since 2004.
Colorado improves to 21-5 overall and 10-5 in Pac-12 play.
Colorado recorded double-digit steals (15) for the sixth time in the last seven games. The Buffs had 10 in the first half alone
Those 10 steals in the first half also tie the 2^nd most in a half this year (11 steals at Oregon).
WSU's 14 first half turnovers ties most in a first half by a CU opponent (New Mexico and Oregon State also had 14 TO).
CU continues to remain undefeated against unranked opponents (20-0).
Colorado has won six straight, matching its longest win streak within conference games since 2003-04 (Big 12).
The Buffs are now 3-1 in the all-time series against the Cougars.
Colorado held Washington State to 45 points, the 11^th opponent the Buffaloes have held under 50 this season, the most in any one season in team history.
Washington State's 11 field-goals made and 19.6 field-goal percentage are both CU opponent lows. The four field goals allowed in the second half, were just one off the all-time opponent low of three, done three times (last vs. Texas State, Dec. 1, 2010).

Led the team with 17 points.
1^st career double-double with 17 points and 13 rebounds, the CU first player besides Chucky Jeffery, who has eight, to do so this season.
Career-high 13 rebounds and also eight rebounds in a half (8) is a personal best. Her eight offensive rebounds are a team-season high and she matched her career-best in the first half alone (6 against ASU)
Career-best 19 FG attempts.