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1 COLORADO BASKETBALL GAME #29 at Nebraska Cornhuskers (14-15, 2-12 Big 12) Date: Tuesday, March 2 Tipoff: 6:07 p.m. (MST) Television: FSN Midwest/FSN Rocky Mountain ESPN Full Court, ESPN360.com Announcers: Greg Sharpe (p-b-p), Eric Piatkowski (analyst) Location: Bob Devaney Center (13,595) CU Radio: KKZN 760-AM: Mark Johnson (p-b-p), Charles Johnson (analyst); Sirius Channel 121 (NU broadcast) Series vs. Nebraska: Cornhuskers lead and in Big 12 play. CU trails 2-11 in Big 12 play and have lost five straight at the Devaney Center. Last CU win Jan. 14, 2004 (68-60) CU SPORTS INFORMATION MBB Contact...Andrew R. Green Cell / Office / andrew.green@colorado.edu COLORADO PROBABLE STARTERS Pos/NoPlayer Ht Wt Yr Hometown PPG RPG APG G 1 Nate Tomlinson So. Sydney, Australia G 5 Marcus Relphorde Jr. Chicago, Ill G 10 Alec Burks Fr. Grandview, Mo G 11 Cory Higgins Jr. Danville, Calif F 33 Austin Dufault So. Killdeer, N.D OFF THE BENCH G 12 Dwight Thorne II Sr. Arlington, Texas F 13 Shane Harris-Tunks Fr. Liverpool, Australia ^ F 34 Casey Crawford Jr. Overland Park, Kan NEBRASKA PROBABLE STARTERS Pos/NoPlayer Ht Wt Yr Hometown PPG RPG APG G 3 Brandon Richardson So. Los Angeles, Calif G 5 Sek Henry Sr. Los Angeles, Calif G 34 Lance Jeter Jr. Beaver Falls, Pa G 44 Ryan Anderson Sr. Seattle, Wash C 21 Jorge Diaz Fr. Caguas, Puerto Rico QUICKLY: Cory Higgins fourth career 30-point effort (33 vs. ISU) moves him into 12th place on CU s all-time points list; he s 42 points from the school s top 10 In two games against Iowa State, Casey Crawford averaged 10 ppg. (8-of-13 FG), with a trio of treys and six rebounds Alec Burks needs 36 points to set the CU freshmen record Team Averages CU NEB Points Pts. Allowed Scoring Margin Field Goals Field Goal Att Field Goal Pct pt FGs pt FG Att pt FG Pct FTM FT Att FT Pct Off. Rebs Def. Rebs Total Rebs Reb. Margin Fouls Turnovers Assists Blocks Steals for points in a season. He has 445 points (Chauncey Billups, , 465) is next on the list Higgins is the first CU player this season to lead the team solo in four of six categories in a game (points, rebounds, blocks, 3-pointers made). He s the last CU players to do that, 53 games ago Dec. 10, 2008 against Colorado State (in Boulder) when he scored 33 points, six rebounds, three 3-pointers and three steals in a Buff win. BIG 12-ONLY GAMES: Cory Higgins ranks first in steals (2.0); Higgins is third (.500) and Alec Burks is fourth in FG% (.497); Nate Tomlinson is fourth in turnover-assist ratio (1.9) and sixth in assists (4.2). Higgins (18.7 ppg., third overall) and Burks (16.7 ppg., ninth overall) and are one of two schools ranked with a pair in the scoring top-10 (K-State is the other). SEASON/CAREER: Cory Higgins has connected on 55-of-63 (.873) free throws over his last 11 contests Marcus Relphorde is 13.0 ppg., 5.0 rpg. in his last five games Higgins is sixth all-time at CU with 373 career made free throws (460 attempts) and his career.811 FT%, ranking sixth all-time at CU Burks and Hig- - notes continued on page 4 Colorado Buffaloes Schedule (13-15, 4-10 Big 12) Date Opponent (TV) Result/Time Fri. Nov. 13 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF W, Mon. Nov. 16 COPPIN STATE (FSN RM) W, Wed Nov. 18 TEXAS SOUTHERN (FSN RM) W, Mon. Nov. 23 ^vs. Gonzaga (ESPN2) L, Tue. Nov. 24 ^vs. Arizona (ESPN2) L, (ot) Wed. Nov. 25 ^at Chaminade (ESPNU) W, Tue. Dec. 1 SAN FRANCISCO (FSN RM) W, Fri. Dec. 4 %at Oregon State (FSN) L, Mon. Dec. 7 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, Thrs. Dec. 10 at Colorado State (The Mtn.) L, Tue. Dec. 22 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE (FSN RM) W, Tue. Dec. 29 YALE (FSN RM) W, Sat. Jan. 2 at Tulsa L, Tue. Jan. 5 MIAMI (OHIO) (FSN RM) W, Sat. Jan. 9 *at 2/2 Texas (Big 12 Network) L, Tue. Jan. 12 *22/24 BAYLOR (FSN RM) W, Sat. Jan. 16 *13/12 KANSAS STATE (Big 12 Network) L, Wed. Jan. 20 *at Oklahoma State (ESPNU) L, Sat. Jan. 23 *at Texas A&M (Big 12 Network) L, Wed. Jan. 27 *NEBRASKA (FSN RM) W, Sat. Jan. 30 *at Iowa State L, Wed. Feb. 3 *1/1 KANSAS (ESPN2) L, (ot) Sat. Feb. 6 *MISSOURI (Big 12 Network) L, Sat. Feb. 13 *at 9/9 Kansas State (Big 12 Network) L, Wed. Feb. 17 *OKLAHOMA (ESPNU) W, Sat. Feb. 20 *at 1/1 Kansas (Big 12 Network) L, Wed. Feb. 24 *at Missouri L, Sat. Feb. 27 *IOWA STATE (Big 12 Network) W, Tue. Mar. 2 *at Nebraska (FSN RM) 6 p.m. Sat. Mar. 6 *TEXAS TECH (Big 12 Network) 2 p.m. Wd.-St Mar **Big 12 Championships (Big 12 Network) TBD ^-EA Sports Maui Invitational (Lahaina Civic Center; Maui, Hawaii) %-Big 12/Pac-10 Hardwood Series *-Big 12 Conference **-Big 12 Basketball Championships (Sprint Center, Kansas City) [Big 12]-Big 12 Network regional telecast produced by ESPN Regional TV [The Mtn.]-The Mountain All Times Mountain Dates and Times Subject to Change

2 Season-Highs Listed Points... 20, Arizona (11/24) FG Made...7, Arizona (11/24) FG Attempts...9, Arizona (11/24) 3-Pt. Made...3, Arizona (11/24) FT Made...6, Gonzaga (11/23) Rebounds...8, Oklahoma (2/17) Assists... 8, twice Steals...5, Chaminade (11/25) Minutes...38, Kansas (2/3) Points...24, at Texas (1/9) FG Made... 8, at Texas (1/9) FG Attempts... 16, at Chaminade (11/25) 3-Pt. Made... 3, twice FT Made... 5, twice Rebounds...11, Kansas (2/3) Assists... 6, twice Steals... 3, twice Blocks... 2, San Francisco (12/1) Minutes...39, Kansas (2/3) Points... 27, Missouri (2/6) FG Made... 9, twice FG Attempts... 19, Missouri (2/6) 3-Pt. Made... 2, three times FT Made...11, Yale (12/29) Rebounds...10, Miami (OH) 1/5) Assists... 4, three times Steals...6, Yale (12/29) Blocks...3, at Tulsa (1/2) Minutes... 38, Arizona (11/24) Points... 33, Iowa State (2/27/10) FG Made...12, twice FG Attempts...22, vs. Arizona (11/24) 3-Pt. Made...5, Coppin State (11/16) FT Made...16, Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/13) FT Attempts...16, Arkansas-Pine Bluff (11/13) Rebounds... 7, twice Assists...8, Cal State Northridge (12/22) Steals...5, Missouri (2/6) Blocks... 2, Kansas State (1/16) Minutes... 41, Arizona (11/24) Points... 14, Arizona (11/24) FG Made... 5, twice FT Attempts... 7, three times 3-Pt. Made...3, at Texas A&M (1/23) Rebounds... 11, Arizona (11/24) Assists...3, at Missouri (2/24/10) Steals... 3, twice Blocks... 3, San Francisco (12/1) Minutes... 33, at Texas A&M (1/23) NATE TOMLINSON #1 Sophomore Guard Sydney, Australia PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% Running the point: More assists than turnovers: 23 of 28 games led CU in assists 13 of his last 16 games (19 overall for the season) surpassed his assist total from a year ago, 115 this season, last 83 6x w/ six or more assists; three Big 12 games w/ six assists 11 pts., four asst., no turnovers in 31 mins. home win over Baylor career-best eight assists (Gonzaga, Chaminade) career-best eight rebounds vs. Oklahoma ranks 22nd in seasonal assists in the CU record book MARCUS RELPHORDE #5 Junior-Transfer Guard Chicago, Ill. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% missed game at Kansas State (tendinitis in left knee) returned from injury w/ second career double (OU, 13 pts., 10 reb.) first career double-double vs. Kansas (18 pts., 11 rebounds) 27 starts; third in scoring; 18 games 10+ points; 13.3 ppg. last 4 gms. led CU in assts. five times (twice shared); 1 of 4 players w/ at least 31 steals led team in scoring three times, rebounding 6x; one 20-point effort (at Texas); Averaging 32 minutes over last four games Co-Big 12 Rookie of the Week (Jan ): 17.5 ppg, 5.0 rpg., 57.9% (11-19) ALEC BURKS #10 Freshman Guard Grandview, Mo. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% did not play at home against Kansas (left knee sprain suffered at ISU) 27 starts; 10 or more points in 26 games first career double-double (17 pts., 10 rbs.) vs. Miami (Ohio) 11 games 18+ points, including six 20+ point efforts 19 games with at least five or more FGs led in scoring 10 times; rebounding 12 times 18 games this season shooting over 50 percent from the field eight games over 60+ percent Second in team scoring 16.5 ppg.; first in rebounding (4.7 rpg.) and FG% (.523); fourth in assists (48); tied for for third with 29 steals. CORY HIGGINS #11 Junior Guard Danville, Calif. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% points vs. ISU tying career-best 12 FGs; 4th career 30+ pt. effort shooting a career best FG% (49.7) and FT% (84.4) led the team in scoring 16 of 28 games (twice shared); 1324 career pts. (12th at CU); 12, 20+ games in (24 career) 14 games shooting over 50 percent; 15 games 18+ points made at least 10 FTs three times this season (six career) back-to-back seasons with at least 50 steals eight career games 25+ points or more (five this season) Started every game as a Buff (91, 5th) 6th in career steals (146) 9th in minutes played (3,148) 18th in assists (220) Last season, Higgins was one of 13 players nationally to lead team in 5 categories All-Big 12 Third Team; 1st Big 12-only steals (1.9 apg.). AUSTIN DUFAULT #33 Sophomore Forward Killdeer, N.D. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% six games with four or more FGs made shooting 50 percent or better in 14 of 28 games first career double-double (14 pts., 11 reb.) vs. Arizona Career: 18 games w/ 10+ points; 6 games this season 10+ points started 56 of 59 games; did not start at Texas, Baylor, K-State

3 Points...19, Cal State Northridge (11/22) FG Made...6, Cal State Northridge (11/22) FG Attempts...12, at Iowa State (1/30) 3-Pt. Made...3, Miami, Ohio (1/5) Rebounds... 5, twice Assists...5, Cal State Northridge (11/22) Steals... 3, twice Blocks... 1, at Texas (1/9) Minutes...34, at Iowa State (1/30) Points... 6, twice FG Made... 3,twice FG Attempts...5, Baylor (1/12) Rebounds... 7, Chaminde (11/25) Assists...1, Arizona (11/24) Steals... 2, three times Blocks... 2, three times Minutes...23, twice Points... - FG Made Pt. Made... - Rebounds... 2, twice Minutes... 3, twice Points...13, Kansas (2/3) FG Made...5, Kansas (2/3) 3-Pt. Made...3, Kansas (2/3) Rebounds...6, at Iowa State (1/30) Assists... 3, at Iowa State (1/30) Steals... 2, twice Blocks... - Minutes...34, Kansas (2/3) Points... 10, four times FG Made... 4, three times 3-Pt. Made... 2, seven times Rebounds...5, Colorado Christian (12/7) Assists...1, six times Steals... 2, twice Blocks...2, Gonzaga (11/23) Minutes...23, Gonzaga (11/23) Points...8, Colorado Christian (12/7) FG Made...3, Colorado Christian (12/7) FG Attempts...5, Colorado Christian (12/7) 3-Pt. Made... 2, twice Rebounds...6, Coppin State (11/16) Assists... 3, San Francisco (12/1) Steals...1, eight times Blocks... 1, twice Minutes... 23, Coppin State (11/16) Points...3, Kansas (2/3) FG Made...1, six times 3-Pt. Made...1, Kansas (2/3) Rebounds...4, Coppin State (11/16) Assists...1, Cal State Northridge (11/22) Steals... - Blocks... 1, at Texas (1/9) Minutes... 10, four times DWIGHT THORNE II #12 Senior Guard Arlington, Texas PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% second on team with 29 3-pointers 13 games shooting over.570 from the field; eight games over 60% 11 of 27 games played in with 10+ scoring games 15 points at Oklahoma State missed Dec. 7 game w/ sprained left ankle (ends 57-straight starts) SHANE HARRIS-TUNKS #13 Freshman Forward Liverpool, NSW, Australia PTS REB BLK ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% leads team w/ 14 blocks; 22-for-36 from field; three starts first career start at Texas; career-high 5 def. rebounds vs. OU started in home win over Baylor: season-best 23 minutes 2 steals led team w/ 7 rebounds, two blocks in win over Chaminade played 11 minutes against Arizona (3 pts., 2 reb., 1 stl., 1 blk.) JAVON CONEY #14 Junior Guard Chicago, Ill. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% played in six games; two rebounds vs. Missouri and Northridge played 23 games a year ago, one start (Oklahoma State) non-scholarship student-athlete LEVI KNUTSON #24 Junior Guard Littleton, Colo. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% pts. on 5-of-8 shooting vs. KU (Feb. 3), three treys & 34 mins. 20 games played; five rebounds at Missouri played 22 minutes Dec. 7 with 11 pts.; 11 mins at Colorado State 4.0 G.P.A. Spring 2009 Semester Dean s List career-best 19 points, four assists (Oklahoma State last year) CASEY CRAWFORD #34 Junior-RS Forward Overland Park, Kan. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% pts. on two treys over ISU (2/27) in second half first start of the season at home vs. KU; fifth career start Season-best performance against Gonzaga (4-of-8 FG), 4 rbs. nine points, pair of three-pointers at Oklahoma State in 21 mins. KEEGAN HORNBUCKLE #35 Freshman Guard Westlake Village, Calif. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% played 22 games, missed six games with right shoulder injury has scored in 16 of 22 games; three assists vs. USF played Big 12 high 15 minutes vs. Missouri played 12 minutes, scored two points in college debut pair of three-pointers at Missouri (6 points socred) TREY ECKLOFF #55 Sophomore Forward Englewood, Colo. PTS REB AST ST MIN FG% FT% 3-PT% games played started first collegiate game at Kansas State (12 mins., 1 rebound) nine games in ; 26 games in (2.2 ppg., 1.8 rpg.) Dean s List Fall 2008 & Spring 2009 Semesters (4.0 G.P.A.) 3-3-3

4 4-4-4 gins have led or shared scoring team honors 24 of 28 games. Marcus Relphorde (three times), Dwight Thorne (once) are the others CU is 8-0 when four of the five starters net doubledigits and 10-2 when shooting over 50 percent from the field. TEAM NOTES (after defeating ISU): CU is shooting a school record best.773 from the free throw line CU s 13 overall wins and four Big 12 victories are bests under Coach Bzdelik in his three years CU went a perfect 12-of-12 from the free throw line against Iowa State. The last time CU was perfect at the charity stripe was Feb. 18, 2006 at Kansas State (11-of-11). Saturday against Iowa State was the ninth time since CU has made all free throws in a game CU is 10-2 this season when shooting 50 percent or better from the field CU is 7-1 this season when shooing 50 percent or better in each half CU committed nine turnovers against ISU, the seventh time they have performed nine and under this season. The team s 366 turnovers after 28 games is the second lowest in school history since when turnovers were kept as a stat. MORE GOOD STUFF: Cory Higgins has led CU in scoring in four of the last five games (21.2 ppg.) and shooting 54.4 percent from the field and 52.6 from the three-point arc Higgins has scored in double digits in all but one game this season and has moved into 12th on the Buffaloes all-time scoring list with 1,324 points after his 33-point effort against Iowa State. He needs 42 points to move into the top 10 of the school list Colorado is 12-3 at home, its most victories since a 14-2 home mark in LAST TIME vs. NEBRASKA: Alec Burks led Colorado s with 21 points, while Cory Higgins contributed 11 and Nate Tomlinson 10 in CU s win against Nebraska back on Jan. 27 in Boulder. The Buffs led buzzer-to-buzzer and even enjoyed a rare 20-point advantage in a conference game, ramping up the Cornhuskers desperation with the loss. The Buffs led by 10 points (31-21) at halftime and increased their advantage to as many as 20 (59-39) in the second half. Nebraska, falling to 12-8 overall, entered the game as the league s top-ranked in scoring defense, allowing 60.4 points a game. HOME vs. ROAD: CU is 12-3 at home and shoots.4996 from the field and averages 77.6 ppg. (allows 68.1). Three players are stellar at home (Cory Higgins: 20.3 ppg., 4.2 rpg.,.559 FG%; Alec Burks: 16.6 ppg., 4.4 rpg.,.511 FG%; Marcus Relphorde: 12.0 ppg., 4.7 rpg.,.478 FG%. On the road, CU is 1-10 and averages 67.4 ppg. (allows (79.2) and shoots.425 FG%. Only two players average double figures (Burks: 16.5ppg., 5.1 rpg.,.530 FG%; Higgins: 15.4 ppg., 3.1 rpg.,.418 FG%). NEAR MISSES: CU has lost 27 single-digit games under coach Bzdelik, 18 of those in the Big 12. The 27 losses are an average of 4.6 points : 7 games (three non-conference, four Big 12): 30 points, 4.3 ppg.) : 11 games (three non-conference, eight Big 12 games): 50 points (4.5 ppg.) : 9 games (three non-conference, six Big 12 games): 43 total points (4.8 ppg.). BUFF TIDBITS: Cory Higgins and Alec Burks are separated by 75 points, the closest 1-2 scoring punch a CU team has COLORADO / BIG 12 SPLITS Season First 5 Next 5 Last 6 Overall Totals had since [David Harrison (497, 17.1 ppg) and Michel Morandais (467, 16.1 ppg.)] CU had a season-low four turnovers at Iowa State, the lowest in 28 years. On the season, CU has committed singledigits miscues seven times Four times CU has placed only two players in double figures - all losses 14 times CU has started Burks, Higgins, Tomlinson, Relphorde, Dufault. CU is 7-7 in those games. TEAM NOTES: The Buffs are shooting 77.3 percent (495-of- 640) overall from the free throw line, a mark that is first in the league. Colorado has never led the Big 12 in the category. CU s has lost six games by 17+ points this season (at Mizzou, at KU, at K-State, Missouri, at Texas, at Tulsa) CU has been out-rebounded in the last 18 of 19 games (tied Oklahoma at 33-33) CU has shot 50 percent or better in the second half 14 times (9-5 in those games). They made 61.5 percent against Baylor (Texas Southern.636 was the highest) CU is 8-0 when four of the five starters net double-digits CU has scored over 70 points in 18 of 28 games and are 12-6 in those games Over the last 14 years, CU is performing a best in field goal percentage (.467), 3pt% (.376), FT% (.773) and a low in turnovers per game (13.1). AFTER 14 BIG 12 GAMES: CU is 4-10 with wins over Iowa State, Baylor, Nebraska and Oklahoma - all at home, and have placed three players in double-figures, averaging 70.9 points per game and shooting.449 percent from the field. However, on the negative, they are getting outrebounded by an average of 38.5 to 27.5 margin, and are being outscored by a mere seven points. CU s Largest in Lead: 35 points, 2nd Half, :25, Northridge (Dec. 22) Deficit: 29 points, 2nd Half, 3:26, at Missouri (Feb. 24) Margin of Victory: 34 points, Cal State Northridge (Dec. 22) Margin of Defeat: 25 points, at Tulsa (Jan. 2) Halftime Lead: 25 points, Coppin State (Nov. 16) Halftime Deficit: 16 points, at Missouri (Feb. 24) Halftime Lead in Win: 25 points, Coppin State (Nov. 16) Halftime Deficit in Win: 5 pts., Baylor (Jan. 12) Halftime Lead in Loss: 11 points, Gonzaga (Nov. 23) Halftime Deficit in Loss: 15 points, at Texas (Jan. 9) Deficit in Win: 10 points, 1st Half, 10:29, Yale (Dec. 29)

5 MOVING ON UP: Alec Burks has started 27 games and netted over 10 or more points in of 26 games (he missed one game due to an injury and only played two minutes of another when getting injured). With 445 points for the season, Burks is third overall in points and seventh in steals of all CU freshmen. Freshman Bests - Season (Most Points) 1) Richard Roby, ) Chauncey Billups, ) Alec Burks, ) Donnie Boyce, ) Emmett Lewis, Freshman Bests - Season (Most Steals) 1) Donnie Boyce, ) Jose Winston, ) Richard Roby, ) Chauncey Billups, ) Jay Humphries, ) Cory Higgins, ) Alec Burks, Freshman Bests - Season (Most Rebounds) 1) Stephane Pelle, ) Richard Fox, ) David Harrison, ) Matt Bullard, ) Chauncey Billups, ) Larry Vaculik, ) Carlton Carter, ) Marcus Hall, ) Cory Higgins, ) Donnie Boyce, ) Alec Burks, TOP CU FRESHMEN: If the season ended today, freshman guard Alec Burks would rank second among freshmen scorers in the school s history. Here s the top-five. 1. Chauncey Billups Alec Burks Richard Roby Emmett Lewis Donnie Boyce THREE-YEAR REVIEW: Coach Bzdelik has 109 career collegiate wins CU has scored 80 points in eight games this season (previously 80+ five games in his first two years) CU has scored 70 or more points 18 of 28 games (12-6 this season) team has shot 50 percent or better in 25 of 56 halves have made pointers, the most in three years after 28 games team is shooting.467. ROAD WOES: Following their worst loss to an opponent this season (92-63 at Missouri), CU has now suffered 36-straight road losses in Big 12 play and 28-straight to Division I schools on the road. Colorado vs. Nebraska Bests in Big 12 Play Colorado Most Points: 35, Chauncey Billups, Feb. 5, 1997 at Lincoln Most Rebounds: 17, Stephane Pelle, Feb. 17, 2001 at Boulder Assists: 10, Chauncey Billups, Jan. 4, 1997 at Boulder Steals: 4, five times, most recent, Richard Roby, Jan. 12, 2005 at Boulder Blocks: 11, David Harrison, Mar. 8, 2003 at Boulder 3-Pointers: 7, D.J. Harrison, Feb. 5, 2002 at Boulder Nebraska Most Points: 28, Aleks Maric, Jan. 20, 2007 at Lincoln Most Rebounds: 16, twice, recent, Aleks Maric, Mar. 9, 2008, in Lincoln Assists: 8, Charles Richardson, Mar. 3, 2007 at Boulder Steals: 5, three times, recent, Brennon Clemmons, Mar. 8, 2003 at Boulder Blocks: 7 by Marcus Neal, Mar. 2, 2005 at Lincoln 3-Pointers: 6 by Cary Cochran, Mar at Kansas City (Big 12 Tournament) ON THE ROAD vs. RANKED FOES: The Buffs have also lost 34- straight nationally ranked games away from Boulder, including 27 on the road and seven on neutral courts. Their last win over a top-10 opponent on the road was #5 at Missouri, (ot), Jan. 15, CU s last win on the road against any ranked opponent came at No. 20 Texas Tech, (Jan. 11, 1997). ONE STREAK DOWN: The Buffaloes ended a ninegame losing streak to nationally ranked opponents by beating No. 22/24 Baylor (Jan. 12), in Boulder. It s the first win against a ranked opponent dating back to the season when they defeated No. 12/14 Oklahoma State at home, (Feb. 3, 2007). BIG 12 HONOR: Marcus Relphorde was named Co-Big 12 Phillips 66 Rookie of the Week (Jan ) in voting by a panel of media covering the Conference. This was Relphorde s first rookie of the week honor and first CU player to earn the award since Dec. 27, 2004 (Richard Roby). Relphorde helped the Buffaloes to a 1-1 week against two nationally ranked opponents. He started with 17 points and seven rebounds as CU topped No. 22 Baylor, The junior guard then chipped in 18 points and three boards as Buffs dropped an decision to No. 12 Kansas State. In two outings, he averaged 17.5 points and 5.0 rebounds, and shot 57.9 percent (11-of-19) from the field. FRESHMAN SCORING BESTS: Alec Burks has scored over 20 points six times this season and his 27-point effort against Missouri ranks eighth among all CU freshman. Here s the top-10 of freshman scoring bests in school history. Name Points Opponent Date Conference Play Chauncey Billups 33 at Colorado State Dec. 6, 1995 Chauncey Billups 31 N. Western State Nov. 27, 1995 Emmett Lewis 31 New Mexico Nov. 29, 1975 Richard Roby 30 Kansas State Feb. 26, 2005 * Chauncey Billups 30 at Oklahoma State Feb. 3, 1996 * Chauncey Billups 30 Southern Utah Jan. 16, 1996 Richard Roby 29 at Texas Tech Feb. 2, 2005 * Alec Burks 27 Missouri Feb. 6, 2010 * Chauncey Billups 27 Missouri Jan. 29, 1996 * Donnie Boyce 27 Kansas Jan. 18, 1992 *

6 6-6-6 COLORADO STARTERS Date Opponent Score Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total Starter Total Nov. 13 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF W, Burks 13 Higgins 26 Thorne II 10 Relphorde 6 Dufault 10 Nov. 16 COPPIN STATE W, Burks 18 Higgins 21 Thorne II 13 Relphorde 14 Dufault 6 Nov. 18 TEXAS SOUTHERN W, Burks 23 Higgins 23 Thorne II 2 Relphorde 11 Dufault 7 Nov. 23 ^vs. Gonzaga L, Burks 11 Higgins 19 Thorne II 2 Relphorde 10 Dufault 7 Nov. 24 ^vs. Arizona L, (ot) Burks 19 Higgins 28 Thorne II 0 Relphorde 1 Dufault 14 Nov. 25 ^at Chaminade W, Burks 13 Higgins 6 Thorne II 10 Relphorde 13 Dufault 12 Dec. 1 SAN FRANCISCO W, Burks 12 Higgins 22 Thorne II 10 Relphorde 10 Dufault 5 Dec. 4 at Oregon State L, Burks 19 Higgins 15 Thorne II 7 Relphorde 13 Dufault 7 Dec. 7 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, Burks 11 Higgins 25 Tomlinson 6 Relphorde 8 Dufault 6 Dec. 10 at Colorado State L, Burks 22 Higgins 12 Thorne II 5 Relphorde 8 Dufault 4 Dec. 22 CAL ST NORTHRIDGE W, Burks 14 Higgins 14 Tomlinson 8 Relphorde 13 Dufault 12 Dec. 29 YALE W, Burks 19 Higgins 23 Tomlinson 4 Relphorde 15 Dufault 3 Jan. 2 at Tulsa L, Burks 17 Higgins 13 Tomlinson 7 Relphorde 0 Dufault 8 Jan. 5 MIAMI (OHIO) W, Burks 17 Higgins 11 Tomlinson 5 Relphorde 14 Dufault 2 Jan. 9 *at 2/2 Texas L, Burks 21 Higgins 15 Tomlinson 7 Relphorde 24 Harris-Tunks 2 Jan. 12 *22/24 BAYLOR W, Burks 16 Higgins 18 Tomlinson 10 Relphorde 17 Harris-Tunks 4 Jan. 16 *KANSAS STATE L, Burks 14 Higgins 30 Tomlinson 0 Relphorde 18 Harris-Tunks 1 Jan. 20 *at Oklahoma State L, Burks 24 Higgins 13 Tomlinson 0 Relphorde 4 Dufault 10 Jan. 23 *at Texas A&M L, Burks 19 Higgins 19 Tomlinson 0 Relphorde 0 Dufault 13 Jan. 27 *NEBRASKA W, Burks 21 Higgins 11 Tomlinson 11 Relphorde 9 Dufault 3 Jan. 30 *at Iowa State L, Burks 0 Higgins 21 Tomlinson 3 Relphorde 11 Dufault 8 Feb. 3 *KANSAS L, (ot) Crawford 3 Higgins 14 Tomlinson 5 Relphorde 18 Dufault 6 Feb. 6 *MISSOURI L, Burks 27 Higgins 15 Tomlinson 8 Relphorde 2 Dufault 0 Feb. 13 *at Kansas State L, Burks 17 Higgins 21 Tomlinson 0 Eckloff 0 Dufault 3 Feb. 17 *OKLAHOMA W, Burks 17 Higgins 18 Tomlinson 13 Relphorde 13 Dufault 5 Feb. 20 *at Kansas L, Burks 17 Higgins 13 Tomlinson 0 Relphorde 16 Dufault 7 Feb. 24 *at Missouri L, Burks 13 Higgins 21 Tomlinson 0 Relphorde 11 Dufault 0 Feb. 27 *IOWA STATE W, Burks 11 Higgins 33 Tomlinson 2 Relphorde 12 Dufault 4 Mar. 2 *at Nebraska 6 p.m. Mar. 6 *TEXAS TECH 2 p.m.

7 No. Student-Athlete Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (High School/Previous College) 1 Nate Tomlinson PG So. 1L Sydney, Australia (Lee Academy [Maine]) 2 %Shannon Sharpe G Fr. HS Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS) 5 Marcus Relphorde G Jr. TR Chicago, Ill. (Homewood-Flossmoor HS/ American Christian School [Alston, Pa.]/St. Louis/Indian Hills CC [Iowa] 10 Alec Burks G Fr. HS Grandview, Mo. (Grandview HS) 11 Cory Higgins G Jr. 2L Danville, Calif. (Monte Vista HS)/The Pendleton School [Bradenton, Fla.] 12 Dwight Thorne II G Sr. 3L Arlington, Texas (Martin HS) 13 Shane Harris-Tunks C/F Fr. HS Liverpool, New South Wales, Australia (Australian Institute of Sport) 14 Javon Coney G Jr. 2L Chicago. Ill. (Latin HS) 24 Levi Knutson G Jr. 2L Littleton, Colo. (Arapahoe HS) 33 Austin Dufault F So. 1L Killdeer, N.D. (Killdeer HS) 34 Casey Crawford F Jr.-RS 1L Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley North HS/Wake Forest) 35 Keegan Hornbuckle F Fr. HS Westlake Village, Calif. (Campbell Hall HS) 44 Trent Beckley F Jr.-RS 2L Vail, Colo. (Battle Mountain HS) 55 Trey Eckloff F So. 1L Englewood, Colo. (Cherry Creek HS) Head Coach: Jeff Bzdelik (Illinois-Chicago 76) - third year % injured; season-ending knee surgery Associate Head Coach: Steve McClain (Chadron State College 84) Assistant Coaches: Derrick Clark (California-Lutheran 95), Drew Long (Northwestern 2004) Director of BB Operations: Jody Bailey (Louisville 95) STARTERS VS. BENCH Starter Points Bench Points Date Opponent Score CU Oppt. Diff. CU Oppt. Diff. Nov. 13 ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF W, Nov. 16 COPPIN STATE W, Nov. 18 TEXAS SOUTHERN W, Nov. 23 ^vs. Gonzaga L, Nov. 24 ^vs. Arizona L, (ot) Nov. 25 ^at Chaminade W, Dec. 1 SAN FRANCISCO W, Dec. 4 %at Oregon State L, Dec. 7 COLORADO CHRISTIAN W, Dec. 10 at Colorado State L, Dec. 22 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W, Dec. 29 YALE W, Jan. 2 at Tulsa L, Jan. 5 Miami (Ohio) W, Jan. 9 *at 2/2 Texas L, Jan. 12 *22/24 BAYLOR W, Jan. 16 *13/12 KANSAS STATE L, Jan. 20 *at Oklahoma State L, Jan. 23 *at Texas A&M L, Jan. 27 *NEBRASKA W, Jan. 30 *at Iowa State L, Feb. 3 *KANSAS L, (ot) Feb. 6 *MISSOURI L, Feb. 13 *at Kansas State L, Feb. 17 *OKLAHOMA W, Feb. 20 *at Kansas L, Feb. 24 *at Missouri L, Feb. 27 *IOWA STATE W, Mar. 2 *at Nebraska Mar. 6 *TEXAS TECH 6 p.m. 2 p.m.

8 8-8-8 Jeff Bzdelik - Head Coach Hometown Mount Prospect, Illinois Education University of Illinois-Chicago, B.A., Physical Education, 1976 Playing Experience University of Illinois-Chicago: Four-year letterwinner; Team MVP, 1976; School-record holder for single-season free throw percentage (88 percent) focus will be, opposed to just part of it. Four returning starters averaged at least 30 or more minutes a year ago. Will that happen again? Not really, that was born out of necessity, but the days of Cory Higgins and Dwight Thorne playing 37 minutes a game are gone. Your thoughts on senior guard Dwight Thorne? Maturity, energy to me he s the face of the Colorado program in terms of what you would want a Colorado basketball player to be like both on and off the court. College Experience United States Air Force Academy, Head Coach: University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Head Coach: Northwestern Univ., Assistant Coach: Davidson College (N.C.), Asst. Coach: Professional Experience Denver Nuggets, Head Coach: Denver Nuggets, Scout: Miami Heat, Assistant Coach/Director of Scouting: You re entering your third year, what s the one thing you are looking forward to this year? The winning and losing will take care of itself if our players improve on a daily basis and play collectively up to their potential. The team looks bigger and stronger. Was each studentathlete responsible for his own off-season workout? It s the direct result of having a weight room for basketball (at the Events Center) and having a strength and conditioning coach just for basketball. That piece has been sorely missing from this program and we now have it. What s the difference from this year compared to last year with your team? We didn t have success on the scoreboard last year because we weren t deep enough, strong enough, mature or experienced enough. We have gotten deeper because of the five additional players, in addition to Trent Beckley (Beckley missed all of last season with a stress fracture in his lumbar spine). We have gotten stronger because of the weight room and with the strength coach coupled with the dedication of our players since last April. We are now a little bit more experienced based of the number of quality minutes of all our young players received last year and are little more mature. Is this team better than the perception with only one senior? We are getting better, there s no question in my mind. I m really excited about coaching this basketball team. I finally can coach; I think my first two years were spent with a lot of energy, time and emotion helping build the facilities, recruiting, drumming up support for the program; creating a culture that s positive and now a lot of those pieces are in place. So it s about developing our basketball team. Pretty much all my energy and Your thoughts on junior guard Cory Higgins? One of the nation s best players at his position. Cory also leads by example; he has a quiet demeanor in some ways camouflages his intense fierce competiveness. Sum up your newcomer class (four freshman, one transfer)? They re all going to contribute. From a coaching perspective, the depth now is a player can t take a possession off, if they do, they re coming out. In the past, I would walk down to the bench and look, and I would walk back to my seat. I don t have to rant and rave, and be boisterous. With this group, I like what I see, I enjoy it. Entering the season, a high percentage of scoring (86.9%), rebounding (90.3%) among other stats return. How does that play into the outlook? It s what I envisioned for this program. What really excites me is that you are going to be saying the same thing a year from now will only be one senior. It s what fuels my cautious optimism about the future of Colorado basketball. I say cautious because we re in the Big Nasty, the Big 12 everybody is good. It s a beast. What do you like about your non-conference schedule? Anybody who says anything negative about our schedule doesn t understand. Arkansas-Pine Bluff has everyone coming back from last year; the Maui Invitational is a monster; San Francisco has one of the top power forwards in the nation who s in a senior; Oregon State is picked at the higher echelon of the Pac-10; Miami OH is always a perennial threat to win the MAC and are extremely well-coached with a great basketball tradition; Tulsa is rated in the preseason top-25 and they have everyone coming back; at Colorado State, you don t think they re going to have Moby packed for that game? ; Cal State Northridge almost beat Memphis in the NCAA Tournament first round last year. Northridge has three starters returning, two of their top players come off the bench and they signed five junior college transfers. If we can have a winning record with this kind of schedule, we ll be in contention for some kind of postseason play. What will constitute a successful season for you? The winning and losing will take care of itself if my team plays to its fullest potential.

9 Overall Conf. Year School Record Pct. Record Pct. Highlights Colorado career collegiate wins; CU scored 80 points in eight games this season (previously 80+ five games in first two years); Team has shot 50 percent or better in 25 of 56 halves; pointers, the most in three years after 28 games; Team shooting.467; overall record at Colorado Colorado Second year at Colorado; 11 of 22 losses in single-digits, an average of 4.5 points... Defense allowed 67.5 ppg., 20th lowest in school history Colorado First year at CU; First No. 12 seed to beat a No. 5 seed at Big 12 Tournament; Nine of 20 losses an average of 4.8 points. Defense allowed opponents an average 64.4 points per game - lowest in 46 years (12th in school history, while committing 13.4 turnovers a game another school-low in 28 years Air Force Guided the Falcons to a record (a 75.8 winning percentage) in two seasons from ; NIT Final Four; two-year win total of 50 victories was a school-best in any two-year span of the 51-year history of Air Force basketball; 26 victories in was also a school-high. Only AFA coach to have won at least 24 games in back-to-back seasons 31-1 home record, including a 15-0 mark in and 16-1 in Air Force Led the Falcons to a 24-7 record and the school s fourth appearance ever in the NCAA Tournament; Air Force also capped the season leading the nation for the fourth consecutive season in scoring defense.; NCAA Tournament Denver (NBA) N/A - 15 seasons as both a coach and scout in the NBA; two-and-a-half seasons as head coach of the Denver Nuggets Denver (NBA) th/Midwest engineered one of the biggest turnarounds in NBA history during his second season in , leading the Nuggets to the playoffs for the first time since while posting a record. The 26-game improve ment over the previous year was the sixth-best in NBA history Denver (NBA) th/Midwest named head coach in August of 2002 after spending one year as a scout for the Nuggets; youngest team in franchise history, Bzdelik s team shattered the franchise record for scoring defense by more than five points per game, giving up only 92.4 per outing UM-Balt. County teams excelled in the classroom as well, posting a 2.86 grade point average during his tenure UM-Balt. County cited by The Sporting News as having One of College s Biggest Turn arounds, in the school s inaugural season in Division I Air Force American Arkansas-Pine Bluff Arizona Austin Peay Baylor Brooklyn Buffalo BYU Cal State Northridge Central Connecticut Central Florida Chaminade Clemson Coast Carolina Colorado Colorado Christian Colorado College Colorado State Colorado- Colorado Springs Coppin State Delaware Denver DePaul Duke East Carolina Florida A&M Florida International George Mason George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia Tech Gonzaga Grambling State Harvard Howard Illinois Iowa State IPFW Kansas Kansas State Lafayette Lamar Long Beach State Long Island Louisiana-Monroe Loyola Maryland Miami Miami (OH) Missouri Monmouth Montana State Morgan State Mount Saint Mary s Navy Nebraska New Mexico New Orleans Norfolk State North Carolina State Northern Arizona Northern Colorado Northern Iowa Northwestern Ohio State Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oregon State Prairie View A&M Radford Rider Robert Morris Saint Mary San Diego State San Francisco Santa Clara Savannah State SMU St. Francis (PA) Stanford TCU Tennessee-Chattanooga Texas Texas A&M Texas Pan-American Texas Southern Texas Tech The Citadel Towson State Tulsa UMES UNLV Utah Utica Vermont Wake Forest Washington West Chester Western State Wisconsin Wright State Wyoming Yale Bzdelik s Record vs. All Opponents (.512)

10 GAME-BY-GAME LEADERS Overall Home Away Neutral All Games Conference Non-Conference DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATT HIGH SCORER HIGH REB. ASSISTS BLOCKS 3-PTERS MADE STEALS Nov. 13 Ark.-Pine Bluff W Higgins (26) Tomlinson (6) Tomlinson (7) Harris-Tunks (2) Thorne II (2) Harris-Tunks (2) Relphorde (2) Nov. 16 Coppin State W Higgins (21) Tomlinson (7) Relphorde (4) Burks (2) Higgins (5) Higgins (3) Thorne II (3) Nov. 18 Texas Southern W Burks (23) Higgins (6) Relphorde (4) - Thorne II (2) Dufault (2) Higgins (23) Tomlinson (2) Relphorde (2) Tomlinson (2) Nov. 23 vs. Gonzaga L Higgins (19) Burks (6) Tomlinson (8) Crawford (2) Crawford (2) Higgins (3) Higgins (6) Nov. 24 vs. Arizona L (ot) 2400 Higgins (28) Dufault (11) Tomlinson (4) Harris-Tunks (1) Tomlinson (3) Burks (2) Hornbuckle (1) Nov. 25 at Chaminade W Burks (13) Harris-Tunks (7) Tomlinson (8) Harris-Tunks (2) 4 players w/ 2 Tomlinson (5) Relphorde (13) Dec. 1 San Francisco W Higgins (22) Dufault (5) Relphorde (6) Dufault (3) 3 players w/ 2 Higgins (3) Tomlinson (6) Dec. 4 at Oregon State L Burks (19) Burks (9) Higgins (3) Higgins (1) Relphorde (2) Burks (2) Tomlinson (3) Dec. 7 Colo. Christian W Higgins (25) Burks (6) Burks (4) - Hornbuckle (2) Tomlinson (3) Dec. 10 at Colorado State L Burks (22) Relphorde (5) Burks, Higgins (3) Dufault (1) 3 players w/ 1 Higgins, Knuston (2) Dec. 22 CSU Northridge W Thorne II (19) Burks (6) Higgins (8) 4 players w/ 1 Relphorde (3) Dufault, Relphorde (3) Dec. 29 Yale W Higgins (23) Relphorde (6) Burks, Higgins (3) Dufault, Higgins (1) Higgins (2) Burks (6) Jan. 2 at Tulsa L Burks (17) Burks (8) Tomlinson (4) Burks (3) Burks, Crawford (2) Harris-Tunks (2) Jan. 5 MIAMI (OH) W Burks (17) Burks (10) Burks (3) 3 players w /1 Thorne II (3) Higgins, Relphorde (2) Jan. 9 at 2/2 Texas L ,146 Relphorde (24) Burks (6) Tomlinson (6) 3 players w /1 Relphorde (3) 4 players w /1 Jan /24 Baylor W Higgins (18) Relphorde (7) Tomlinson (4) - Relphorde, Tomlinson (2) 3 players w/ 2 Jan /12 Kansas St. L Higgins (30) Burks, Higgins (6) Tomlinson (6) Higgins (2) Relphorde, Thorne II (2) Tomlinson (2) Jan. 20 at Oklahoma St. L Burks (24) Burks, Dufault (5) Tomlinson (3) Burks (1) Crawford, Thorne II (2) Burks, Higgins (3) Jan. 24 at Texas A&M L Burks (19) Relphorde (5) Tomlinson (6) - Dufault (3) Higgins (4) Higgins (19) Jan. 27 Nebraska W Burks (21) Higgins (6) Tomlinson (5) Higgins (1) 3 players w/ 2 Tomlinson (6) Jan. 30 at Iowa State L Higgins (21) Dufault (7) Tomlinson (4) - 3 players w /2 Tomlinson (4) Feb. 3 1/1 Kansas L (ot) Relphorde (18) Relphorde (11) Tomlinson (5) Harris-Tunks (1) Knutson (3) 3 players w /1 Relphorde (1) Feb. 6 Missouri L Burks (27) Higgins (7) Higgins (3), Dufault (1), Burks (2), Higgins (5) Relphorde (3) Relphorde (1) Tomlinson (2) Feb. 13 at 9/9 Kansas St. L Higgins (21) Burks (6) Tomlinson (3) - Higgins (3) Higgins (4) Feb. 17 Oklahoma W Higgins (18) Relphorde (10) Relphorde (6) Harris-Tunks (2) Tomlinson (2) Relphorde (2) Feb. 20 at 1/1Kansas L Burks (17) Burks (7) Tomlinson (4) Burks, Higgins (1) 3 players w/ 2 Thorne II (3) Feb. 24 at Missouri L Higgins (21) 3 w/ 5 Dufault, Tomlinson (3) Burks, Eckloff (1) Higgins (2) Burks (2) Hornbuckle (2) Feb. 27 Iowa State W Higgins (33) Higgins (6) Tomlinson (5) Higgins (1) Higgins (3) Relphorde (2)

11 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATISTICS (BOLD indicates best or high for the season) Game Score FG-FGA Pct. 3-Pt.-FGA Pct. FT-FTA Pct. O-D TOT F/EJ A TO BLK S COLORADO / Ark. Pine Bluff / COLORADO / Coppin State / COLORADO / Texas Southern / COLORADO / Gonzaga / COLORADO / Arizona 91 ot / COLORADO / Chaminade / COLORADO / San Francisco / COLORADO / at Oregon State / COLORADO / Colo. Christian / COLORADO / at Colorado State / COLORADO / CSU Northridge / COLORADO / Yale / COLORADO / at Tulsa / COLORADO / Miami (OH) / COLORADO / at Texas / COLORADO / Baylor / COLORADO / Kansas State / COLORADO / at Oklahoma St / COLORADO / at Texas A&M / COLORADO / Nebraska / COLORADO / at Iowa State / COLORADO / Kansas 72 ot / COLORADO / Missouri / COLORADO / at Kansas State / COLORADO / Oklahoma / COLORADO / at Kansas / COLORADO / at Missouri / COLORADO / Iowa State /

12 Career/ Game Leaders Scoring Double-Digits Career Cory Higgins Dwight Thorne II Alec Burks Marcus Relphorde Austin Dufault 18 6 Nate Tomlinson 13 4 Levi Knutson 11 2 Casey Crawford 10 4 Javon Coney 1 - Double-Digit Rebounding Games Career Marcus Relphorde 2 2 Cory Higgins 2 - Alec Burks 1 1 Austin Dufault 1 1 Double-Doubles Career Marcus Relphorde 2 2 Cory Higgins 2 - Alec Burks 1 1 Austin Dufault Point Games Career Cory Higgins Alec Burks 6 6 Dwight Thorne II 3 - Austin Dufault 1 - Marcus Relphorde 1 1 Nate Tomlinson Point Games Career Cory Higgins 4 2 Dwight Thorne II 2 - Scoring Leaders Career Cory Higgins Alec Burks Dwight Thorne II 7 1 Casey Crawford 2 - Austin Dufault 2 - Marcus Relphorde 3 3 Levi Knutson 1 - Javon Coney 1 - Nate Tomlinson 1 - Rebounding Leaders Career Cory Higgins 24 6 Alec Burks Austin Dufault 10 4 Marcus Relphorde 7 7 Nate Tomlinson 4 3 Dwight Thorne II 3 - Levi Knutson 3 1 Javon Coney 1 - Shane Harris-Tunks 1 1 Assist Leaders Career Nate Tomlinson Cory Higgins 25 5 Dwight Thorne II 10 - Marcus Relphorde 5 5 Alec Burks 4 4 Levi Knutson 2 - Javon Coney 1 - Casey Crawford 1 - Austin Dufault 2 1 Steal Leaders Career Cory Higgins Dwight Thorne II 17 2 Nate Tomlinson 8 5 Marcus Relphorde 7 7 Alec Burks 4 4 Austin Dufault 4 3 Shane Harris-Tunks 3 3 Levi Knutson 3 2 Javon Coney 2 - Keegan Hornbuckle 1 1 Casey Crawford 2 1 Trey Eckloff 1 - Block Leaders Career Cory Higgins 15 7 Austin Dufault 9 6 Alec Burks 7 7 Shane Harris-Tunks 5 5 Casey Crawford 3 1 Trey Eckloff 4 2 Dwight Thorne II 3 1 Keegan Hornbuckle 1 1 Marcus Relphorde 3 3 Javon Coney 1 - Career Games Starts Played Cory Higgins Dwight Thorne II Austin Dufault Nate Tomlinson Marcus Relphorde Alec Burks Levi Knutson 2 82 Casey Crawford 5 48 Javon Coney 1 43 Trey Eckloff 1 41 Shane Harris-Tunks 3 27 Keegan Hornbuckle - 22 Trent Beckley - 17 THE LAST TIME 20-Point Scorer 21, Cory Higgins, at Missouri, Feb. 24, Point Scorer 33, Cory Higgins vs. Iowa State, Feb. 27, Point Scorer 42, Jaquay Walls, Iowa State (ot), Feb. 19, 2000 Three 20-point Scorers in Same Game 2/3/07 vs. Okla. State: K. Bay (21),D. Coleman(20),R. Roby (20) Five Double-Figure Scorers in Same Game Jan. 12, 2010: Cory Higgins (18 pts.), Marcus Relphorde (17), Alec Burks (16), Nate Tomlinson (10), Dwight Thorne II (10). Six Double-Figure Scorers in Same Game Jan. 3, 2007 vs. Central Florida: Kal Bay (21), Marcus King- Stockton (18), Richard Roby (14), Jermyl Jackson-Wilson (13), Dominique Coleman (12), Jeremy Williams (10) Double-Double Performance Marcus Relphorde (13 pts, 10 rebs.) vs. OU, Feb. 17, 2010 Triple-Double Performance David Harrison (20 points, 10 rebounds, 11 blocks), Mar. 8, 2003 vs. Nebraska Player with 20 or More Rebounds 21, Stephane Pelle vs. Stetson, Nov. 24, 2002 Player with 15 or More Rebounds 17, Jermyl Jackson-Wilson, Nov. 10, 2006 vs. Denver Player with 10 or More Assists 10, Marcus Hall, Mar. 13, 2008 vs. Baylor (2ot), Kan. City, Mo. Player with Five or More Steals 6, Alec Burks, Dec. 29, 2009, Yale Player with Five or More Three-Point FGs Made 6, Richard Roby, Jan. 25, 2006 vs. Nebraska Player with Five or More Blocked Shots 5, Marcus King-Stockton, Mar. 14, 2008 vs. OU (Kan. City, Mo.) Scored 100 or More Points, Team 116, Jan. 3, 2006 vs. Savannah State (52) Scored under 50 Points, Team 41, at Nebraska (46), Feb. 18, 2009 Scored under 40 Points, Team 35, Mar. 10, 2000 vs. Texas (78), Kansas City, Mo. Shot 60.0 Percent or Better from the Field, Team 61.7, Jan. 12, 2008 at Texas A&M Shot Under 35.0 Percent from the Field, Team 34.4, Jan. 30, 2010 at Iowa State Made 30 or More Free Throws, Team 34, Nov. 13, 2009 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff Made 10 or more Three-Point Field Goals, Team 11, Nov. 16, 2009 vs. Coppin State Had 50 or More Rebounds, Team 51, Feb. 11, 2006 vs. Texas Tech Had 25 or more assists, Team 27, Dec. 22, 2009 vs, CSU Northridge, Dec. 22, 2009 Had 15 or More Steals, Team 19, Jan. 3, 2006 vs. Savannah State Had 10 or More Blocked Shots, Team 10, Dec. 4, 2006 vs. Pepperdine