The Colorado Buffaloes (13-11 overall, 5-8 in Pac-12) continued their middling play, but they got a good result by defeating the Cal Bears (3-19, 2-9) by the final score of 59-46.
It was another slow start for a Buffs team that has really struggled to create any offense, especially early in the game. Cal dropped back into the paint and dared CU to shoot over them, but the Buffs aren’t a very good shooting team and went 6/24 (25%) from the field, 2/11 (18%) from three and committed 10 turnovers. It is worth noting that the Bears have the worst defense in the Pac-12, yet the Buffs have the worst offense by those same KenPom metrics. This half was a stoppable force vs. a moveable object and…
