Colorado-Oregon Notes
CU has lost four games at home this season (9-4) marking the first time this has happened since 2016-17 (13-4).
Colorado has dropped three-straight at home for the first time since 2008-09 when the Buffaloes lost their last five.
Oregon claimed its first-ever win in Boulder (10-1). The Buffaloes drop to 14-11 all-time against the Ducks.
Colorado drops to 5-7 when trailing at the half
Oregon’s Jacob Young and Will Richardson combined for 34 of Oregon’s 66 points hitting a combined 14 of 29 from the field. The rest of the Ducks shot 12 of 33 for the game.
Oregon outscored CU 25-6 in points off turnovers including a 19-2 advantage in the second half.
Colorado’s 94 points in a two-game span is its fewest since scoring 91 points in the final two games of the 2013-14 season (43 vs. Arizona Pac-12 Tournament/48 vs. Pittsburgh, NCAA Tournament).
Colorado’s 20 turnovers were its second-highest total this season (21 vs. UCLA). The Buffaloes are averaging 17.8 turnovers over the last six games (1-5 in that span)
Colorado’s 50 percent showing from the free throw line was its lowest of the season and lowest  since hitting 45 percent (9-20) vs. Wyoming on Nov. 24, 2019 in Las Vegas. Â
Colorado’s 16 points in the second half are its fewest in any half since that same Wyoming game (15).
Evan Battey (10 points, 2 blocks) is now tied with Askia Booker (2011-15) and Xavier Johnson (2012-15, ’16-17) for the 13th most career starts by a Colorado Buffalo with 97. Set a new season-high and tied his career-high with two blocks. This was his first game with multiple blocks since December 13, 2019 against CSU.
Keeshawn Barthelemy (16 points, 6-11 FG) – Game-high 16 points, all coming in the first half, shooting 6 of 7 from the field. He was held scoreless in the second half missing all four of his attempts. He had just 14 points shooting 4 of 15 in the games against Washington and Washington State.
Jabari Walker (11 points, 12 rebounds) – Recorded his 10th double-double of the season and 12th of his career.
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Colorado has dropped three-straight at home for the first time since 2008-09 when the Buffaloes lost their last five.
Oregon claimed its first-ever win in Boulder (10-1). The Buffaloes drop to 14-11 all-time against the Ducks.
Colorado drops to 5-7 when trailing at the half
Oregon’s Jacob Young and Will Richardson combined for 34 of Oregon’s 66 points hitting a combined 14 of 29 from the field. The rest of the Ducks shot 12 of 33 for the game.
Oregon outscored CU 25-6 in points off turnovers including a 19-2 advantage in the second half.
Colorado’s 94 points in a two-game span is its fewest since scoring 91 points in the final two games of the 2013-14 season (43 vs. Arizona Pac-12 Tournament/48 vs. Pittsburgh, NCAA Tournament).
Colorado’s 20 turnovers were its second-highest total this season (21 vs. UCLA). The Buffaloes are averaging 17.8 turnovers over the last six games (1-5 in that span)
Colorado’s 50 percent showing from the free throw line was its lowest of the season and lowest  since hitting 45 percent (9-20) vs. Wyoming on Nov. 24, 2019 in Las Vegas. Â
Colorado’s 16 points in the second half are its fewest in any half since that same Wyoming game (15).
Evan Battey (10 points, 2 blocks) is now tied with Askia Booker (2011-15) and Xavier Johnson (2012-15, ’16-17) for the 13th most career starts by a Colorado Buffalo with 97. Set a new season-high and tied his career-high with two blocks. This was his first game with multiple blocks since December 13, 2019 against CSU.
Keeshawn Barthelemy (16 points, 6-11 FG) – Game-high 16 points, all coming in the first half, shooting 6 of 7 from the field. He was held scoreless in the second half missing all four of his attempts. He had just 14 points shooting 4 of 15 in the games against Washington and Washington State.
Jabari Walker (11 points, 12 rebounds) – Recorded his 10th double-double of the season and 12th of his career.
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