Colorado-Arizona State Notes
Colorado has dropped its last nine games, its longest streak since falling in the final 12 games of the 2008-09 season. It’s the Buffaloes first 0-9 start to a conference season since a similar 0-9 start in to the Big Eight 1986-87 (finished 3-11). The five-game home skid is the most since the 2008-09 team lost their final five at the CU Events Center.
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Arizona State narrows Colorado’s lead in the series to 16-14. Colorado holds a 10-4 advantage in Boulder with three of those coming in the last four meetings at the CU Events Center.
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Colorado used its ninth different starting lineup of the season featuring freshman forward Sebastian Rancik making his first collegiate start. (Hammond-Jakimovski-Rancik-Dak-Malone).
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Colorado falls to 2-2 in games decided by one possession.
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Arizona State had 17 turnovers in both meetings, the most by a CU opponent during the Big 12 schedule and tied for the second-most overall (18 vs. Bellarmine). Colorado had 12 turnovers, marking just the fourth time in 20 games the Buffaloes had fewer, dropping to 2-2 in those contests.
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Arizona State narrows Colorado’s lead in the series to 16-14. Colorado holds a 10-4 advantage in Boulder with three of those coming in the last four meetings at the CU Events Center.
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Colorado used its ninth different starting lineup of the season featuring freshman forward Sebastian Rancik making his first collegiate start. (Hammond-Jakimovski-Rancik-Dak-Malone).
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Colorado falls to 2-2 in games decided by one possession.
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Arizona State had 17 turnovers in both meetings, the most by a CU opponent during the Big 12 schedule and tied for the second-most overall (18 vs. Bellarmine). Colorado had 12 turnovers, marking just the fourth time in 20 games the Buffaloes had fewer, dropping to 2-2 in those contests.
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