The Colorado women's basketball team is on the rise, snapping an eight-game conference road losing streak by winning twice last week. Now, they face No. 20 West Virginia, boosting their confidence after winning four of their last five games. Head coach JR Payne emphasizes the importance of confidence, which is crucial as the season progresses. The Buffs aim to leverage their solid defense and collective offensive contributions against the Mountaineers.

By the Numbers
  • Colorado holds a 15-7 overall record, ranking 6th in the Big 12.
  • They have won four of their last five games, including three consecutive victories.
State of Play
  • CU is currently at No. 45 in the NET rankings, up from No. 57 three weeks ago.
  • Both teams excel defensively; CU allows 63.6 points per game, while WVU allows 63.2.
What's Next

The Buffs will need to remain focused on West Virginia before preparing for their following matchup against No. 14 TCU. Each game is pivotal as they aim for postseason success.

Bottom Line

The Buffs' surge in confidence and continued improvement in performance set the stage for a crucial matchup against West Virginia; success here could mark a turning point in their season.