CU-CSU Post Game Notes

Game Notes

· Only the 10^th loss in five years at home under Boyle coaching staff (65-10).

· Only the second home loss during non-conference season under Boyle in 37 games (35-2).

· CSU halts the Buffaloes 23-game non-conference home winning streak (11^th longest in the nation).

· First home non-conference loss since Dec. 9, 2011 (Wyoming, 65-54).

37^th loss in the series overall (88 wins), and a 52-9 record against the Rams in Boulder.
Boyle remains at 97 wins overall, three away from 100 mark.
Boyle now 4-2 vs. CSU (3-1 at home).
Boyle is 11-6 against the Mountain West Conference as head coach. CU is 183-104 overall vs. the Mountain West Conference.
CU is now 21-7 under the Boyle coaching staff when the Coors Events Center is over 10,000 fans for a game (tonight's attendance: 10,966)
CU 4-1 when leading at the half this season.
CU makes 5 three-pointers tonight to extend their streak of consecutive three-pointers made in a game to 407 since Jan. 19, 2002 (5^th longest streak in Pac-12).
CU out-rebounds CSU 40-26, but falls to a 74-16 record when out-rebounding their opponent.
CU shoots a season-high 55.6% from three point range.

Askia Booker

Three assists tonight to move into No. 15 place on all-time assists list with 259.

Scores 18 points to become 15^th player in school history to net at least 1,300 collegiate points with 1314. Moves into 14^th place on CU's all-time scoring list.

Josh Scott

Held scoreless in the first half for the first time since Feb. 5, 2014 (Washington State), where he finished with one point, one rebound.
Season-low two points scored.

Jaron Hopkins

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