
Buffaloes Aim for March Madness Run
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Colorado Buffaloes womens basketball team, with 22 wins and 11 losses, faces Selection Sunday. CBS Sports analyst projects them as an eleven seed, potentially facing Fairfield, Virginia, or BYU. Coach JR Payne and her players must deliver peak performance, as earlier losses may cap their seeding. Fans and analysts recall their late push to secure a tournament spot, aiming for an eight or nine seed for an easier path. The Buffaloes aim to ride their hot streak deep into March Madness.
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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Buffaloes Aim for March Madness Run. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On March 15th, the Colorado Buffalo's Women's Basketball team finished the regular season with 22 wins and 11 losses, including 11, wins and 7 losses in the Big 12 conference. Tonight is Selection Sunday when the NCAA tournament bracket gets revealed. A CBS sports analyst projects them as an 11 seed, setting up potential first round matchups against teams like Fairfield, Virginia or BYU. Coach J.R. Payne and her players face a steep challenge ahead with every game demanding peak performance. The Buffalo showed grip by knocking off Kansas and number 20 Baylor in conference play, but earlier stumbles against UCF and Montana State might. Captor seating. Fans and analysts recall how Colorado hovered on the tournament bubble just weeks ago, barely scraping into projections as a last four in team. That late push turned out into excitement, proving how quickly momentum can shift in women's college hoops. In the best case, a strong tournament resume could bump them to an eight or nine seed for an easier path.
1:04The worst keeps them at 11, meaning must win battles from the jump with little margin for slip ups. Whatever the draw, the Buffalo's aim to ride their hot streak deep into March madness, turning projections into a real run.
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