Colorado University Athletics
Colorado-Utah Valley Notes
vs
Eastern Washington
Nov 8 (Sat)
2 p.m.
Colorado falls to 14-12 all-time in the NIT. The Buffaloes advanced past the first round for the seventh time in 13 appearances. The Buffaloes drop to 55-75 in all-time postseason play (including conference tournaments) and 26-30 on the national level (NCAA, NIT, CBI).
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Colorado drops to to 89-8 in nonconference home games in the Tad Boyle era, including a 7-2 mark in postseason play.
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Colorado used its 10th different starting lineup of the season, the most since 2017-18 (11).
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Utah Valley shot 55.9 percent from the field, the best by a Buffaloes nonconference opponent at the CU Events Center since UIC shot 56.6 percent (30-53) on Dec. 8, 2018. CU won that game 84-72. The 33 field goals made by UVU were the most by a CU nonconference opponent at home, in regulation, since Omaha made 34 on Nov. 22, 2015.
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Ethan Wright was 4 of 8 from 3-point range, the rest of the Buffaloes were 0 for 11.
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Colorado had 10 steals, marking the seventh time this season the Buffaloes have hit double figures. Colorado had only one game of double-digit steals in each of the previous two seasons. The Buffaloes ended the season with 261 steals (7.5 spg), the program’s sixth most in a season since the stat started being tracked in 1977-78. It’s the most steals in a season during the Boyle era and the most since the 1999-2000 team had 275.
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Colorado finished the season with a record of 18-17. The 35 games played tied 2013-14 team for the fourth most in team history.
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Colorado finished the season with 894 field goals, the fifth most in team history. The Buffaloes 2,445 points ranks seventh.
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Tristan da Silva led Colorado in scoring during the 2022-23 season and finished with 556 points, ranking 13th on CU’s single-season list. He has a three-year total of 912, ranking 45th on CU’s all-time list.
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Lawson Lovering (21 points, 9-13 FG, 7 rebounds) career highs in points, field goals made and field goals attempted. Third career double-figure scoring game and first time reaching the 20-point plateau.
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Colorado drops to to 89-8 in nonconference home games in the Tad Boyle era, including a 7-2 mark in postseason play.
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Colorado used its 10th different starting lineup of the season, the most since 2017-18 (11).
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Utah Valley shot 55.9 percent from the field, the best by a Buffaloes nonconference opponent at the CU Events Center since UIC shot 56.6 percent (30-53) on Dec. 8, 2018. CU won that game 84-72. The 33 field goals made by UVU were the most by a CU nonconference opponent at home, in regulation, since Omaha made 34 on Nov. 22, 2015.
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Ethan Wright was 4 of 8 from 3-point range, the rest of the Buffaloes were 0 for 11.
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Colorado had 10 steals, marking the seventh time this season the Buffaloes have hit double figures. Colorado had only one game of double-digit steals in each of the previous two seasons. The Buffaloes ended the season with 261 steals (7.5 spg), the program’s sixth most in a season since the stat started being tracked in 1977-78. It’s the most steals in a season during the Boyle era and the most since the 1999-2000 team had 275.
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Colorado finished the season with a record of 18-17. The 35 games played tied 2013-14 team for the fourth most in team history.
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Colorado finished the season with 894 field goals, the fifth most in team history. The Buffaloes 2,445 points ranks seventh.
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Tristan da Silva led Colorado in scoring during the 2022-23 season and finished with 556 points, ranking 13th on CU’s single-season list. He has a three-year total of 912, ranking 45th on CU’s all-time list.
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Lawson Lovering (21 points, 9-13 FG, 7 rebounds) career highs in points, field goals made and field goals attempted. Third career double-figure scoring game and first time reaching the 20-point plateau.
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