NCAA Tournament March Madness

#70 Colorado

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Projection: likely out

Colorado’s profile reads like a résumé with a couple of headline wins but too many damaging slips to feel comfortable, because the neutral-site victory over Washington and the road win at Arizona State stand out as the team’s best claims while the ledger is dragged down by ugly road blowouts at Texas Tech and Houston and bad home setbacks such as the loss to UCF. In-conference play produced hard-fought wins over the likes of Providence, Kansas State and TCU but those are offset by a string of losses away to power-conference opponents and trouble finishing on neutral floors, so the committee will see a roster that hasn’t delivered sustained, quality wins away from its own gym. With the season moving toward its conclusion there is limited room to add a marquee victory and right now the combination of a thin top tier of wins, several damaging defeats and inconsistent road results makes it difficult to justify a tournament bid.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Montana St133W84-78
11/8E Washington171W102-97
11/14Providence71W97-88
11/17Alabama St318W94-66
11/21UC Davis159W95-79
11/27(N)San Francisco121W79-69
11/28(N)Washington53W81-68
12/1Cal Baptist106W78-70
12/6@Colorado St88L91-86
12/13UT San Antonio340W88-64
12/17Portland St146W84-73
12/20(N)Stanford58L77-68
12/28N Colorado141L86-81
1/3@Arizona St67W95-89
1/7Utah126W85-73
1/10Texas Tech20L73-71
1/14@Cincinnati44L77-68
1/17@West Virginia59L72-61
1/20Kansas21L75-69
1/24UCF54L95-86
1/29@Iowa St6L97-67
2/1TCU43W87-61
2/4@Baylor49L86-67
2/7Arizona St67W78-70
2/11@Texas Tech20L78-44
2/14@BYU23L90-86
2/21Oklahoma St66W83-69
2/25Kansas St101W79-70
2/28@Houston5L102-62
3/3@Utah126W92-78
3/7Arizona2L89-79
3/10(N)Oklahoma St66L92-83