It's an early start (5:00) for the team tomorrow on the road - beat the rams!!!
(I'd GUESS the reason for the early start is so their fans can get home to watch the football team's "border war" game at Wyoming, scheduled to start at 7:30 tomorrow night.)
Interesting to me that, like the men's team, CSU women's bball seems to heavily rely on transfers, as 8 of the 15 players on their roster (https://csurams.com/sports/womens-basketball/roster/2019-20) show as starting at other colleges.)
Preview-
Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2019/11/21/womens-basketball-buffs-set-for-in-state-showdown.aspx
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The regional-road tour continues for Colorado women's basketball on Friday. The Buffaloes will head upstate to take on Colorado State at Moby Arena (5 p.m. MT).
CU (3-0) will be rested, having last played at Wyoming on Sunday. The Buffs battled to the wire to hold on for the 66-56 win over the Cowgirls. Colorado pulled out the win, despite season lows in field goals made (22) and field goals attempted (50). Mya Hollingshed led CU with 17 points, while sophomore Emma Clarke posted her first career double-double (10 p/10 r).
Sunday marks the 51st meeting between the Buffs and the Rams. Colorado has won the last three games, including last season's 59-40 win at the CU Events Center. The Buffs hold the 38-12 series lead. CU is 13-10 away from Boulder.
"Three days feels like a whole week [to prepare]," head coach JR Payne stated. "But in reality, it's not that long to prepare for a good team like Colorado State. They're very different then they were a year ago. They have a lot of really good transfers that were sitting out who are now contributing in a lot of different ways."
The young Buffs will continue to learn and grow. Only two current Buffs saw the court during CU's last visit to Moby. Annika Jank, Aubrey Knight and Hollingshed are the only three players to have experienced this rivalry away from home. Jank scored and Knight both started the game. Jank led the Buffs with 22 points, while Knight and Hollingshed combined for five points
"I think being at Wyoming hopefully prepared us [to visit CSU]," Payne continued. "I remember my first year at Fort Collins and it was a lot more than I expected. The fans are right on top of you and are really loud and into the game. Our team is a little bit prepared, having just been in a similar situation at Wyoming."
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Media Links:
Live Video (Looks to be a free stream.?.) - https://csurams.com/watch/
Live Audio - https://cubuffs.com/watch/?Live=2350 and https://tunein.com/radio/Colorado-Womens-Basketball-s308228/?_branch_match_id=726182875234389651
Live Stats - https://csurams.com/sidearmstats/wbball/summary
(I'd GUESS the reason for the early start is so their fans can get home to watch the football team's "border war" game at Wyoming, scheduled to start at 7:30 tomorrow night.)
Interesting to me that, like the men's team, CSU women's bball seems to heavily rely on transfers, as 8 of the 15 players on their roster (https://csurams.com/sports/womens-basketball/roster/2019-20) show as starting at other colleges.)
Preview-
Direct link - https://cubuffs.com/news/2019/11/21/womens-basketball-buffs-set-for-in-state-showdown.aspx
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. – The regional-road tour continues for Colorado women's basketball on Friday. The Buffaloes will head upstate to take on Colorado State at Moby Arena (5 p.m. MT).
CU (3-0) will be rested, having last played at Wyoming on Sunday. The Buffs battled to the wire to hold on for the 66-56 win over the Cowgirls. Colorado pulled out the win, despite season lows in field goals made (22) and field goals attempted (50). Mya Hollingshed led CU with 17 points, while sophomore Emma Clarke posted her first career double-double (10 p/10 r).
Sunday marks the 51st meeting between the Buffs and the Rams. Colorado has won the last three games, including last season's 59-40 win at the CU Events Center. The Buffs hold the 38-12 series lead. CU is 13-10 away from Boulder.
"Three days feels like a whole week [to prepare]," head coach JR Payne stated. "But in reality, it's not that long to prepare for a good team like Colorado State. They're very different then they were a year ago. They have a lot of really good transfers that were sitting out who are now contributing in a lot of different ways."
The young Buffs will continue to learn and grow. Only two current Buffs saw the court during CU's last visit to Moby. Annika Jank, Aubrey Knight and Hollingshed are the only three players to have experienced this rivalry away from home. Jank scored and Knight both started the game. Jank led the Buffs with 22 points, while Knight and Hollingshed combined for five points
"I think being at Wyoming hopefully prepared us [to visit CSU]," Payne continued. "I remember my first year at Fort Collins and it was a lot more than I expected. The fans are right on top of you and are really loud and into the game. Our team is a little bit prepared, having just been in a similar situation at Wyoming."
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___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Media Links:
Live Video (Looks to be a free stream.?.) - https://csurams.com/watch/
Live Audio - https://cubuffs.com/watch/?Live=2350 and https://tunein.com/radio/Colorado-Womens-Basketball-s308228/?_branch_match_id=726182875234389651
Live Stats - https://csurams.com/sidearmstats/wbball/summary
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