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November 26, 2024 | Women's Basketball
Colorado takes on Utah Tech on Wednesday
ST. GEORGE, Utah – Colorado women's basketball makes a quick pre-Thanksgiving stop-over in St. George, Utah, to take on Utah Tech on Wednesday (1 p.m. MT).
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Colorado (5-1) has won three straight contests and is coming off a 95-65 win over Utah State. The Buffs shot a season-high 55.6% against the Aggies and had 25 assists on 30 baskets. Grad transfer Lior Garzon led the team with a career-high 28 points. Jade Masogayo (17) and Frida Formann (15) joined Garzon in double figures.
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Utah Tech (3-3) has won two of its last three games entering Wednesday. The Trailblazers posted a 10-point win at McNeese State last time out. Chardonnay Hartley and Aaliyah Ibarra swept the WAC weekly honors. Â
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The Buffs and Trailblazers have met once previously. Colorado defeated then Dixie State, 78-53, on Dec. 3, 2021. Formann and Kindyll Wetta both played in the contest.
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Five Things to Know
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The game will be streamed on ESPN+ and at CUBuffs.com/WatchWBB
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Cory Lopez and Carol Callan will have pregame coverage starting 30 minutes before tip-off on the Colorado Radio Network.
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Up Next: Nov. 30, No. 24/23 Louisville (1 p.m. MT)
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Colorado (5-1) has won three straight contests and is coming off a 95-65 win over Utah State. The Buffs shot a season-high 55.6% against the Aggies and had 25 assists on 30 baskets. Grad transfer Lior Garzon led the team with a career-high 28 points. Jade Masogayo (17) and Frida Formann (15) joined Garzon in double figures.
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Utah Tech (3-3) has won two of its last three games entering Wednesday. The Trailblazers posted a 10-point win at McNeese State last time out. Chardonnay Hartley and Aaliyah Ibarra swept the WAC weekly honors. Â
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The Buffs and Trailblazers have met once previously. Colorado defeated then Dixie State, 78-53, on Dec. 3, 2021. Formann and Kindyll Wetta both played in the contest.
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Five Things to Know
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- We Love the 90s – CU's 95 points against Utah State was the most scored by the Buffs since totaling 95 last year against UT Arlington (Dec. 5, 2023). Colorado opened last season with back-to-back games with 90 or more points. CU had five games of 90 points last season, its most since seven in the 2000-02 season.
- Vs Bee Hive State – Wednesday will be the second of five games Colorado will play against teams from Utah. The Buffs are 1-0 with the win over Utah State. Southern Utah (Dec. 7), at BYU (Jan. 29) and at Utah (Feb. 12) remain on the schedule.
- Wide Margin – Colorado has had four wins of 10 or more points this season. CU's 30-point win over Utah State was its largest margin of victory since its 49-point win (79-30) over Oregon in the Pac-12 Tournament. Colorado had five wins over 30 or more points last season. 22 of CU's 34 games were decided by 10 or more points last season (20-2).
- On Fire % – Colorado shot a season-high .556 (30-54) against Utah State. It was the Buffs' best shooting performance since hitting .571 (28-49) against USC on Feb. 23, 2024. CU shot 50% or better in 12 games last season. Colorado shot a season-high .597 (37-62) last season vs. Kentucky.
- Sharing is Caring – The Buffs have handed out 17.7 assists per game this season. The team has had 20 or more assists in three games this season, including back-to-back games against Southern (20) and Utah State (25).
The game will be streamed on ESPN+ and at CUBuffs.com/WatchWBB
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Cory Lopez and Carol Callan will have pregame coverage starting 30 minutes before tip-off on the Colorado Radio Network.
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Up Next: Nov. 30, No. 24/23 Louisville (1 p.m. MT)
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