Colorado University Athletics
MBB Moves Up To No. 20 In AP Poll

BOULDER GÇô Coming off their lone game of the week that resulted
in a home victory, the University of Colorado menGÇÖs basketball team
moved up one spot to No. 20 in the Associated Press Top 25
poll, announced Monday.
ItGÇÖs the fourth straight week the Buffaloes are ranked in the AP
poll, and third straight in the USA Today/Coaches' Poll.
The No. 20 AP ranking matches CUGÇÖs highest placing of the
2013-14 season. The Buffaloes remained No. 24 in the coachesGÇÖ
poll.
The four consecutive weeks among the nationGÇÖs Top 25 is the longest
weekly stretch being ranked since 1997, where they spent the last
eight weeks in the AP Poll.
The Buffaloes ended the non-conference portion of the 2013-14 slate
last Saturday with an 84-70 home victory over Georgia. CU placed
all five starters in double figures and set a school record for
free throws made/attempted (26-of-26). CU is 11-2 on the season,
that also has seen a 10-game winning streak, tying for the fourth
longest in school history.
CU opens Pac-12 Conference play this week taking on Oregon State
(Thur., Jan. 2, 8 p.m.) and No. 10/9 Oregon (Sun., Jan. 5, 3 p.m.)
at the Coors Events Center. The Buffs are 9-0 at home.
The OSU (8-4) game can be seen on ESPNU, while unbeaten Oregon
(12-0) can be seen on Fox Sports 1.
Tickets for Oregon State and Oregon are still available. Fans can
also purchase a Holiday 2 Game Plan and get a ticket to both games
for $30. Tickets can be purchased at CUBuffs.com or by
calling 303-49-BUFFS.