CU Basketball Looks For Bay Area Sweep

GAME #28 at California Golden Bears (19-9, 11-5 Pac-12)
Saturday, March 2, 3:05 p.m. (MST)
Arena: Haas Pavilion (11,877)
Television: ESPNU Announcers: Dave Flemming, Sean Farnham
KKZN AM 760: Mark Johnson, Chad Brown
Satellite Radio: Sirius: 139; XM: 195 (Cal Broadcast)

CU vs. California: Buffaloes lead the series 11-10 (at Boulder, 8-1; at Cal, 1-8; Neutral 2-1). CU last won in Berkeley, 63-60 on Dec. 7, 2004. CU has won three straight in the series, and six of the last seven games. Cal defeated the Buffs last year at Haas Pavilion, 57-50. Coach Boyle Teams vs. Cal: 4-1.

STARTERS: CU will be attempting to win its 20th game of the season, the seventh time in CU history to win that many in a single-season (Coach Boyle would own three of them) - Boyle is tied with Bill Blair (67) & Joe Harrington (67) for fifth place on the school's all-time victories list - Right now the 19-win season is the 11th time in 112 years of CU hoops.

A WIN AT CAL: A school-first, three-straight 20-win seasons and a season-sweep of California - Four straight conference road games for the first time since 1996-97 (at Missouri, Texas Tech, Baylor and Kansas State). CU won four straight twice in the Big 7/Big 8 (1961-62, the last time it won as many as five in a row, and in 1963-64) - Three-straight wins, six of their last seven are wins, nine of their last 11.

CARDIAC BUFFS: Under Tad Boyle (101 games), the Buffs have had more than their fair share of close games: try one-fifth of them. In games decided by three points or less in the Boyle Era, Colorado is 13-7 (4-3 in one-point games, 7-1 in two-point games and 2-3 in three-point games ... and 10-4 against league opponents, 6-3 vs. Pac-12, 4-1 vs. Big 12). And there were three overtime games that were decided by four or more points, so that means 23 games ended after regulation with the margin between 0 and 3 points.

RECORD BOOK WATCH: Andre Roberson is just the second CU men's player to eclipse the 1,000 rebound plateau (Stephane Pelle {pay-lay}: 1054, 1999-2003) - With 1,014 Roberson needs 41 rebounds to break the record. With 316 rebounds, Roberson is the 9th CU player to have that many in a season. Last year he grabbed a CU-best 401 rebounds - 11 double-doubles this season (36 career, tied for 4th at CU).

CU RIGHT NOW BEFORE CAL GAME: Eight wins in CU's last 10 games matching the 2010-11 season (Feb. 23-Mar. 22) this late in a season - A season sweep of Stanford for the first time in the series since CU won in 1957 and 1990, ironically played on the same day Dec. 23, 33 years apart - 5th road win, the most since 2003-04 when CU won 6 - 4th conference road win, the most since 1996-97 (4) - 5 of 6 regular season conference wins this late in the season matching last six games of the 2003-04 campaign - CU had only five assists, the lowest of the season, and lowest in a game where Buffs won since Jan. 21, 1981 at Nebraska, 62-59

LAST TIME vs. CALIFORNIA (W, 81-71, Jan. 27): Askia Booker (20 pts.), Xavier Johnson (18 pts., 12 rbs.), Spencer Dinwiddie (16), Andre Roberson (15) led the way. Said Boyle: "The game was one of those deals where our shooting (59.6 percent) overcame a lot of other ills and some deficiencies we know we have to get better at." Topping his list were the 20 CU turnovers that led to 22 Cal points. There also were the Bears' 53 second-half points - 33 of them attributable to guards Allen Crabbe and Justin Cobbs, who finally got untracked after nearly silent first halves and helped whittle an 18-point Buffs lead to eight in the final minute. But in the final 60 seconds, Dinwiddie hit eight consecutive free throws to keep the Buffs afloat. For the afternoon, he hit 9-of-10. Roberson played only 2 first-half minutes due to foul problems and was limited to five rebounds.

REBOUNDS/BLOCKS/STEALS: Andre Roberson has had at least 10 rebounds, two blocks and two steals in 10 games this year, twice as many as any other Division I player.

NBA & Div I, Most Games w/ 10+ Reb, 2+ Blk, 2+ Stl - 2012-13
Andre Roberson, Colorado            10 (27 games played)
Josh Smith, Atlanta Hawks               8 (53 games played)
Joakim Noah, Chicago Bulls             8 (54 games played)

DINWIDDIE/FT LINE NATIONALLY: Spencer Dinwiddie is one of the few guards who can get to the line without taking many shots.

D-I Guards, Fewest FG Attempts Per FT Attempt (min. 150 FGA)
Player, Team FGA FTA FGA/FTA

Jake Odum Indiana State 237 216 1.10

Ryan Manuel SMU 204 184 1.11

Spencer Dinwiddie Colorado 246 191 1.29

Stephen Croone Furman 174 123 1.41
Kerron Johnson Belmont 254 178 1.43

MISCELLANOUS NOTES: CU has made at least one 3-pointer in 358-consecutive games dating back to Jan. 19, 2002. The most: 17 at Oklahoma State, L, 104-86 (Jan. 30, 2005); least: 1 on 8 occasions - 2 of the 8 were this season in back-to-back games at Washington and Washington State, the first time with one made in b-2-b games - CU has 16 games decided by single-digits (10-6 in those games, 5-5 in the Pac-12) - CU has used the second fewest starting lineups this season (3) (Arizona State, 2) - CU is averaging 15.4 more points per game at home (75.8; 48.5 FG%) this season than on the road (60.4, 40.2 FG%).

MORE REBOUNDS THAN POINTS: Andre Roberson is averaging an unconventional double-double, with more rebounds than points on the season Players w/More Rebounds Than Points While Avg 10+ PPG & 10+ RPG, Since 2002-03 (Min. 50% of Team's Games Played)

                                                                                                PPG      RPG
2012-13    Andre Roberson, Colorado                               10.8     11.7
2010-11    P.J. Alawoya, McNeese State                            10.2     10.3
2006-07    Chris Holm, Vermont                                         10.6     12.2
2006-07    Rashad Jones-Jennings, Ark.-Little Rock        12.5     13.1
2004-05    Dwayne Jones, St. Joseph's                               10.1     11.6

TOP JUNIOR NATIONALLY: Andre Roberson leads Division I with 11.7 rebounds per game and is one the only junior to have that many, no other junior is close.

Most Career Rebounds of current D-I juniors:

Andre Roberson, Colorado: 1,014

Brian Voelkel, Vermont: 854

Augustine Rubit, South Alabama: 847

Doug McDermott, Creighton: 798

Ben Aird, Utah Valley: 724

THE "GRIND": Since college basketball expanded schedules to encompass 27 or more games, game numbers 18 through 27 haven't always been that kind to Colorado. But in this 10-game span for the 2012-13 season, the Buffaloes are 8-2, the best record in school history for the games 18-to-27 stretch (CU was 7-3 on just two other occasions, 2003-04 and 2011-12). Often concerned the part of the schedule that can be a grind, especially if you're playing multiple freshmen as CU has been, Boyle's Buffaloes are 18-12 in this particular stretch (and won game 28 each of the last two seasons). The 19-8 overall mark is tied for the third best record by any CU team that has played at least 27 games:

20-7: 1968-69, 1996-97
19-8: 2005-06, 2012-13
18-9: 2003-04, 2011-12

SOPHOMORE DUOS: Spencer Dinwiddie (15.4 ppg.) and Askia Booker (13.0 ppg.) are the first sophomore tandem in 45 years (1968-69) to lead the team in 1-2 scoring. They join Cliff Meely (23.8, 667 pts.) and Ron Smith (12.6, 214 pts.) as sophomore standouts, who both led CU to the Big 8 title, finished in third place at the NCAA Midwest Tournament, and a 21-7 record (first 20-win season in school history). As freshmen, Dinwiddie (360 pts.) and Booker (317 pts.) combined for a school-record 677 points. This year they have 769 points with Meely/Scott at 881 points.

LAST 5 GAMES/DINWIDDIE WATCH: Spencer Dinwiddie has turned his game up a few notches (20.2 ppg.) with four of five game leading the team in scoring (three 20-point efforts). Here are few more last five game notes on the sophomore.

18 assists-to-10 turnover ratio (1.80)
43-of-46 free throws (93.5%)
36 apg., 2.4 rpg., 1.6 spg.
24-of-54, 44.4 FG% Team-best 10 treys
Team-best 18 assists and 2 second w/ 8 steals
55 points scored ahead of next CU player, Askia Booker, 56 pts. (11.2 ppg.)

Head Coach Tad Boyle 2010-present (2 3/4 seasons at CU)

CU record is 67-34 (.663) and 43-6 at home (.878).
Seven-year head coaching record: 123-100 (.552).
67 wins at CU: fastest coach in school history to win that many in the shortest time; t-5th place on the CU coaching list.
No. 19 AP/USA Today Coaches' Poll (Nov. 26); AP No. 23 ranked (Nov. 19) 2012 Charleston Classic Champions (3-0).

-First CU men's BB coach to win season opener in each of his first 3 seasons.

92-42 (.687) coaching record in the last four years including a 25-8 record at Northern Colorado in 2009-10.

#0 Askia Booker

Point-Guard, 6-1, 170, So., 1L, Los Angeles, Calif.

First in 3-pointers made (39; t-1st in steals (34, 1.3 spg.)
Second in assists (62, 2.3 apg.) and scoring (13.0 ppg.)
Tallied 20 points, twice (California, Murray State).
Led team in assists nine times this season (two shared).
Leading scorer seven times (one shared).
669 career points (10.8 ppg.) 12 games over 15+ points
Double-digit scoring in 18 of 27 games this season.
Pac-12 Conference Player of the Week (Nov. 11-17).
Charleston Classic MVP: 19.3 ppg., 3.0 apg., 2.7 sts., 2.3 rpg., 51.1 FG% (24-of-47) made seven 3-pointers over the three games, and led all scorers.

#2 Xavier Johnson

Forward, 6-6, 220, Fr., Los Angeles, Calif.

12 starts: 10.2 ppg. (4th on team), 6.2 rpg. (2nd overall), 51.7 FG% (1st), 28.0 mpg.
15 games off the bench: 6.5 ppg. (5th on team), 3.5 rpg. (5th overall), 51.5 FG%, 18.7 mpg.
Double-doubles:

10 pts., 14 rebs vs. Arizona State (Feb. 16);

18 pts., 12 rebs. vs. California (Jan. 27).

1st on team in FG% (51.6); 6th in Pac-12-only FG% (51.4)
First collegiate start at Arizona (13 pts., 6 rebs., 2 stls.).
4+ rebounds 15 times 7, 10+ games, 5 games over 13 points.
Season-best 7 FGM vs. California; 7 FGs vs. Arizona.
Led team in rebounding (Cal & Wofford).

#3 Xavier Talton

Guard, 6-1, 180, Fr., Sterling, Colo.

Played in 26 games 1.5 ppg., 7.2 minutes in reserve role.
Led team in assists (3) at KU; season-best 7 pts. at Wyoming.
6 points in home win vs. Arizona (Feb. 14).

#5 Eli Stalzer

Guard, 6-3, 185, Fr., Brea, Calif.

22 games played, averaging 9.5 minutes off the bench.
Season-high six points in home win against Air Force (Nov. 25).
Three steals, two assists against Hartford (Dec. 29).

#15 Shane Harris-Tunks

Center/Forward, 6-11, 250, RS-Jr., 2L , Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia

Played in 26 of 27 games; 8.3 minutes in reserve role.
1.2 ppg., 1.5 rpg. 90 career games played.

#23 Sabatino Chen

Guard, 6-4, 190, Sr., 1L, Louisville, Colo.

Started 18 of 27 games Career-best 3 treys in home vs. Utah.
12 points vs. Utah (Feb. 21); Career-best 15 pts. at Arizona.
Career-high FG Made (6), FGA (10) at Arizona (Jan. 3).
Scored 6+ points in 10 games Career-best 4 steals at Oregon St.
tied season-best six rebounds in road win against Stanford.

#21 Andre Roberson

Forward

11.7 rpg. (1st Nationally); #23 double-doubles, #24 steals (2.2), 11 double-doubles, t-1st in Pac-12 (10.8 ppg., 11.7 rpg.).
1st in Pac-12 Rebounding (all games, conference-only, def-only).
Career Totals: 9.6 ppg., 10.0 rpg., 1.6 stl., 1.5 bpg.
Two 20 rebounding games (Stanford, at Fresno State).
Last 5 games: 11.2 ppg., 11.8 rpg., 3.0 stl., 1.4 blk.
36 career double-doubles (t-4th at CU), Buffs are 28-8.
In 100 career games, has grabbed 7+ rebounds 80 times.
CU is 28-10 when grabs at least 12 rebounds in a game.
CU is 10-1 when he 15 or more rebounds.
58 career games double-digit rebounding (20 this season).
Third in career blocks (147); 7th in career steals (157).
2nd on CU's all-time rebounding list with 1,014.
Has led CU in rebounding every game except twice this season.
All three years among CU's top-10 in defensive rebounds.
5 double-doubles in 5 games vs. Utah (13.8 ppg., 13.8 rpg.)
Pac-12 Player of the Week (Dec. 10-16).
Looking to become the first CU player to average a double in back-to-back years since Shaun Vandiver (1989-91).
Named to a pair of preseason Top-50 Watch lists (John R. Wooden and the Naismith).

#25 Spencer Dinwiddie

Point-Guard, 6-6, 200, So., 1L, Woodland Hills, Calif.

No. 168 nationally in points per game (15.4).
Started every game as a Buff (63), 26th all-time.
t-4th in FT school history (.814).
First in Buffs scoring 15.4 ppg. and assists (79, 2.9).
First on team in FT% (81.2%) Led team in scoring 11 times.
Last 3 games: 18.7 ppg. Career-best 9 FGM vs. UCLA (Jan. 12).
Last 5 games: 20.2 pg., 3.6 apg., 2.4 rpg., .935 FT% (43-of-46).
Led CU in assists 8-straight games & scoring in 4-of-5 games.
11+ points in 23 of 27 games 777 career points (12.3 ppg.).
Career-high 29 points in win over Colorado State (Dec. 5).
24 points with personal best 16-of-18 FTs in 2OT win over Texas Southern (Nov. 27).
21 points and career-best 7 assists in home win over #9 Arizona.
Named to Bob Cousy Watch List (Dec. 2012).

#31 Jeremy Adams

Guard, 6-5, 220, RS-Jr., 1L, Madison, Miss.

24 games played 2.3 ppg., 1.3 rpg. 9.2 mpg.
Career-high 27 minutes in road win vs. Stanford.
Scored 17 pts. (8.5 ppg.), 7 rebs. (3.5 rpg.) in last 2 road wins.
Season best 9 points, 2 steals in home win over Utah (Feb. 21).
5 points, 3 rebounds in road win at Oregon (Feb. 7).

#40 Josh Scott

Forward, 6-10, 215, Fr., Monument, Colo.

Second on the team 50.7 FG% and 74.1 FT%.
Second in rebounding (5.0); third in scoring (11.4).
Started in 25 games Netted 11+ points in 16 of 25 games.
Led the Buffs in scoring three times (one shared)
Two double-doubles:

21 pts., 10 rebs. vs. Hartford (Dec. 29)

18 pts., 12 rbs. against Texas Southern (Nov. 27).

Season-best 21 pts., 9 FGs made vs. Hartford.
No. 12 in freshman points (284), No. 12 in blocks (16), No. 14 in rebounding (125).
Did not play against Utah (Feb. 21), suffering a concussion vs. ASU

ONE-TWO BACKCOURT: CU sophomores Askia Booker and Spencer Dinwiddie are one of the best guard tandems nationally, and No. 1 among major conferences. Overall, they're fourth out of four sophomore backcourts in leading their respective teams in points per game. They're the only combo guard duo from the list leading their team in scoring, assists and three-pointers made.

1) 35.7 ppg, Niagara University: Antoine Mason 18.9 ppg. (son of former NBA player Anthony Mason) and Juan'ya Green 16.8 ppg.

2) 30.7 ppg., Charleston Southern: Saah Nimley 16.0 ppg., Arlon Harper 14.7 ppg.

3 28.7 ppg., Rutgers: Eli Carter 14.9 ppg. and Myles Mack 13.8 ppg.

4) 28.4 ppg., Colorado: Spencer Dinwiddie 15.4 ppg. & Askia Booker 13.0 ppg.

BUFFS PRIME TIME: The weekly live basketball radio show hosted by Mark Johnson on 850 KOA with interviews with head coaches Tad Boyle, Linda Lappe, and featured student-athletes is every Tuesday from 7-8 p.m. at Carelli's of Boulder Ristorante Italiano - located on the corner of 30th and Baseline. The event is open to the public.

Here's the latest schedule w/ changes: Tuesday, Mar. 5 (850 KOA).

NCAA RPI (Feb. 25): There are eight Pac-12 schools ranked among the NCAA Top-100 in RPI. Arizona is 11th overall, followed by CU at No. 29, UCLA (No. 42), Cal (No. 45), Stanford (No. 65), Washington (No. 74) and Arizona State (No. 87).

CHARITY STRIPE: Spencer Dinwiddie etched his name in the CU record book making 33-straight free throws, third most in school history that spanned five games.

45: Cory Higgins, Dec. 10, 2008-Jan. 14, 2009 (9 games); Big 12 record

39: Rob Gonzalez, Jan. 10-Feb. 26, 1983 (13 games)

33: Spencer Dinwiddie, Feb. 7-21, 2013 (5 games)

Pac-12 Record: 62, Luke Ridnour, Oregon (Jan. 4-Feb. 22, 2003; 14 games)

TRENDS: Spencer Dinwiddie has led the Buffs in scoring 12 times; Askia Booker seven times (including one shared); Josh Scott five times GÇó Andre Roberson has led the Buffs in rebounding in every game except twice this season, both other times were Xavier Johnson GÇó Dinwiddie led in assists 15 times (one shared) GÇó Roberson in steals 16 times (five shared) and blocks 20 times (seven shared).

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DAY-TO-DAY: Entering the game at Cal, freshman forward Josh Scott is still listed as day-to-day by head coach Tad Boyle with concussion symptoms following his injury during CU's home loss to Arizona State (Feb. 16). Scott left the game with 15:47 left in the game with after taking an elbow to the head (he did not return to the game and only to the bench for a brief time). CU was down 33-29 at the time; he was called for his third foul on the play. He did not play against Utah (Feb. 21) and at Stanford (Feb. 27).

SINGLE-DIGIT ASSISTS: CU is 8-4 this season when having single-digit assists in a game. They're 4-3 in Pac-12 games. The season-low is five (win at Stanford); six has been done five times with wins over Utah, Murray State and Baylor; losses at Utah and at Washington.

60 FG%: Take away CU's season-high 24 3-point attempts (six made) in the home win over Utah, the Buffs shot 15-of-25 two point field goals (60%).

VERSUS RANKED TEAMS: The Buffs are 3-2 against ranked teams this season. Since 1961-62, the Buffs have not had a winning record against ranked teams in the same season. The 2002-03 Buffs were 4-4 (.500) against ranked teams. Also, in 1960-61, CU was 2-0 and in 1961-62, the Buffs won their only match up against a ranked team. Finally, the 1963-64 Buffs were 1-1 against ranked teams.

CONFERENCE ROAD WARRIORS ... Colorado has won three straight conference games on the road, a first since 2000-01; while not the loftiest of achievements, it hasn't been common at CU. Tad Boyle's teams have won two straight Pac-12 road games twice, something the Buffaloes managed only four times in the 15 years as a member of the Big 12. And in the 49 seasons Colorado was in the Big 7/Big 8 (1948-96), it won two straight league road games a grand total of 13 times.

Three Straight: Colorado last won three straight conference road games (Feb. 7-27, 2013 (at Oregon, at Oregon State, at Stanford); and from Jan. 20-Feb. 10 2001 (at Texas Tech, Nebraska and Kansas State). The Buffs won three straight twice in the Big 12 and six times in the Big 7/Big 8.

Three of Four: CU has won three of its last four Pac-12 road games, the third time it has done that under Boyle. It did it twice in the Big 12.

Four Straight: Colorado last won four straight conference road games in 1996-97 (at Missouri, Texas Tech, Baylor and Kansas State). It won four straight twice in the Big 7/Big 8 (1961-62, the last time it won as many as five in a row, and in 1963-64).

Four of Five: CU has won as many as four of five league road games just four times: 1996-97, 1963-64, 1961-62 (five in a row with a loss on either end) and 1954-55.

Five of Six: CU has done this just twice: in 1954-55 and 1961-62.

HOME COURT: CU is 11-2 (.846) at home this season and 43-6 (.878) at the Coors Events Center under the Boyle coaching staff, CU has played in front of 10,000 fans in attendance 10 of 13 home games (largest crowd a school record vs. Colorado State: 11,708; smallest vs. Texas Southern: 8,325).

2013-2014 COLORADO MBB NLIs:

JARON HOPKINS: Guard (multi-purpose), 6-5, 185, Dobson HS (Mesa, Ariz.)

TRE'SHAUN FLETCHER: Wing, 6-6, 195, Lincoln HS (Tacoma, Wash.)

DUSTIN THOMAS: Combo forward, 6-7, 210, Pleasant Grove HS (Texarkana, Texas)

AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS

The Buffs have defeated two or more ranked teams eight times in the history of the AP poll, and three of those eight streaks have come under Tad Boyle. The longest streak is three games, accomplished twice, first spanning two seasons from December 12, 1960 to January 6, 1962; and then again in the 1991-92 season from February 5-19.
Only four times have the Buffs defeated three or more ranked teams in the same season, with two of those four seasons coming under Tad Boyle in the last three years. The Buffs defeated four ranked teams in both 2002-03 and then again in 2010-11, and have three such wins in 1991-92 and this season.
The Buffs have now defeated 52 ranked teams (AP poll) in its history dating back to 1949-50. Tad Boyle now has eight wins over ranked teams.
In the history of the Coors Events Center (1979-80), the Buffs have now defeated nine top 10 ranked teams (AP poll) in the building's history. With the Buffs 71-58 win over No. 9 Arizona, three of those nine wins have been come under Tad Boyle. The Buffs defeated No. 5 Texas and No. 8 Missouri in 2010-11.

Pac-12 Hall of Fame: The Pac-12 Conference will honor 11 former student-athletes and one former coach with their induction into the Pac-12 Men's Basketball Hall of Honor. The induction will occur on Saturday, March 16, during a ceremony prior to the Championship Game at the 2013 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament held at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nev. The individuals to be inducted are: Jason Gardner (Arizona), Dennis Hamilton (Arizona State), Shareef Abdur-Rahim (California), Cliff Meely (Colorado), Chuck Rask (Oregon), Charlie Sitton (Oregon State), Ron Tomsic (Stanford), Lucius Allen (UCLA), Forrest Twogood (USC), Keith Van Horn (Utah), Nate Robinson (Washington) and James McKean (Washington State).

20-REBOUND CLUB: Andre Roberson has a pair of 20 rebound games this season (Stanford, at Fresno State), becoming the 17th and 18th time in school history a CU player to have 20 or more in a game GÇó Roberson is the 10th player to reach the 20-rebound plateau and fifth player to have multiple 20-rebound games. The others: Burdette Haldorson (4), Jim Davis (3), Cliff Meely (2), Jamahl Mosley (2) GÇó Roberson is the first CU player to grab that many multiple times since Mosley accomplished it twice during 2000-2001 (vs. Missouri, vs. Baylor at KC). Prior to Mosley, it hadn't happened since Meely did it in during the 1969-70 and 1970-71 seasons. Roberson and Mosley are the only two players to accomplish the feat in the past 43 years.

10+ PPG.: In each season under Coach Boyle, the Buffs have had four players average in double figures. This year, Spencer Dinwiddie (15.4), Askia Booker (13.0), Josh Scott (11.4) and Andre Roberson (10.8). Last year, Carlon Brown, Andre Roberson, Austin Dufault, and Nate Tomlinson ended the season averaging 10 or more a game; and in 2010-11, Alec Burks, Cory Higgins, Levi Knutson and Marcus Relphorde averaged over 10 a game.

20-POINT SCORERS: This season, CU has had four players score 20 or more points in a games (Dinwiddie: 7; Scott: 2, Booker: 2; Roberson: 1). Last season, the Buffs managed only two players over 20-points in a game (Andre Roberson: 3; Carlon Brown: 3).

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Jeremy Adams

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Carlon Brown

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Spencer Dinwiddie

Austin Dufault

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Andre Roberson

Josh Scott

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Xavier Talton

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