NCAA Tournament March Madness

#64 Colorado

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Projection: likely out

Colorado’s profile looks like a borderline tournament case because it pairs a few resume-building victories with several damaging setbacks. The staff will applaud a neutral-site win over Washington, a road victory at Arizona State, and a quality home win over Providence, but those highs are offset by ugly blowouts and road defeats at Houston, at Texas Tech, and at Iowa State along with a disappointing home loss to UCF, and the committee will notice that Colorado has struggled to close on the road through a rugged conference slate while a portion of the nonconference ledger offers little lift. That mix leaves the Buffs hanging near the cut line yet clearly able to shift the conversation if they can beat Arizona at home in the season’s final chance to deliver a statement win.

Date Opponent Ranking Outcome
11/3Montana St130W84-78
11/8E Washington162W102-97
11/14Providence74W97-88
11/17Alabama St317W94-66
11/21UC Davis152W95-79
11/27(N)San Francisco123W79-69
11/28(N)Washington51W81-68
12/1Cal Baptist112W78-70
12/6@Colorado St81L91-86
12/13UT San Antonio340W88-64
12/17Portland St145W84-73
12/20(N)Stanford61L77-68
12/28N Colorado139L86-81
1/3@Arizona St59W95-89
1/7Utah120W85-73
1/10Texas Tech14L73-71
1/14@Cincinnati42L77-68
1/17@West Virginia56L72-61
1/20Kansas20L75-69
1/24UCF53L95-86
1/29@Iowa St8L97-67
2/1TCU45W87-61
2/4@Baylor49L86-67
2/7Arizona St59W78-70
2/11@Texas Tech14L78-44
2/14@BYU24L90-86
2/21Oklahoma St68W83-69
2/25Kansas St101W79-70
2/28@Houston6L102-62
3/3@Utah120W92-78
3/7Arizona310%