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Table of Contents Pac-12 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS Table of contents Pac-12 TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS ..................... IFC 2011-12 REVIEW .................................................... 53 CU vs. Opponents ................................................... 205-215 Quick Facts ....................................................................... 2 2011-12 Results & Leaders .............................................. 54 CU vs. The Nation ......................................................... 216 Media Information ............................................................. 3 2011-12 Statistics ........................................................... 55 vs. Ranked Opponents ............................................ 217, 218 Pac-12 Conference ......................................................... 4, 5 2011-12 Game-by-Game Team Statistics ............................. 56 Win/Loss Streaks .......................................................... 218 Pac-12 Conference Composite Schedule ................................ 6 2011-12 Season Highs & Lows ......................................... 57 Coaching Records ........................................................... 219 2012-2013 NCAA Tournament Bracket ................................. 7 2011-12 Box Scores ................................................... 58 -69 Coaches Year-by-Year ...................................................... 220 2012-2013 Opponents ............................................ 8, 9, 10 2011-12 Highlights ........................................................ 70 Record Breakdown ......................................................... 221 2012-2013 CU Team Photo .............................................. 11 Milestone Wins ............................................................. 222 Sabatino Chen .......................................................... 12, 13 HISTORY .................................................................. 71 Year-by-Year Offensive Stats ........................................... 223 Jeremy Adams .......................................................... 14, 15 Colorado Basketball History ........................................ 72-77 Year-by-Year Defensive Stats ............................................ 224 Shane Harris-Tunks ..................................................... 16, 17 CU in the National Polls ................................................... 77 Annual Statistical Leaders ........................................ 225, 226 Ben Mills .................................................................. 18, 19 Timeline ................................................................... 78-83 André Roberson .................................................. 20, 21, 22 Sox Walseth ............................................................ 84, 85 RECORDS ................................................................. 227 Kevin Nelson ................................................................... 23 NCAA Teams ............................................................... 86-89 Scoring .................................................................. 228-231 Askia Booker ............................................................. 24, 25 NCAA Tournament History .................................... 90, 91, 92 Rebounding ............................................................ 232-235 Spencer Dinwiddie ..................................................... 26, 27 NIT Teams .................................................................. 93-95 Field Goals ........................................................... 236, 237 Beau Gamble .................................................................. 28 NIT History .................................................................... 96 Three-Point FGs ..................................................... 238, 239 Wesley Gordon ................................................................ 29 2010-11 NIT in Pictures ................................................... 97 Free Throws .......................................................... 240, 241 Chris Jenkins ................................................................... 30 All-Americans ............................................................ 98-100 Assists ................................................................... 242-245 Xavier Johnson ................................................................ 31 1,000 Point Scorers ................................................ 101-104 Steals .................................................................. 246, 247 Josh Scott ...................................................................... 32 Buffalo Jersey Numbers ........................................... 105-108 Blocked Shots ...................................................... 248, 249 Eli Stalzer ....................................................................... 33 All-Time Roster ........................................................ 109-112 Participation .................................................................. 250 Xavier Talton ................................................................... 34 Chauncey Billups ........................................... 113, 114, 115 Fouls/Turnovers ........................................................... 251 2012-2013 Roster .......................................................... 35 Buffs in the Pros .................................................... 116-120 Coors Events Center Records ............................................ 252 2012 Europe Tour ..................................................... 36, 37 CU Players Drafted Professionally .................................... 120 Top Coors Events Center Performances .............................. 253 2012 Buff Madness/Pac-12 Ring Presentation .................... 38 Honor Roll ............................................................. 121-126 Team Records (Single Season/Single Game) ............. 254, 255 Burdette Haldorson (Naismith Hall of Fame) ...................... 127 Freshman Bests ............................................................. 256 COACHES .................................................................. 39 CU Hall of Fame .................................................... 128, 129 Milestone Club ............................................................. 257 Tad Boyle, Head Coach ................................... 40, 41, 42, 43 CUSPY Award Winners/Finalists ...................................... 130 40-Points/15-Rebounds/10-Assists Club .................... 258-261 Jean Prioleau, Assistant Coach ..................................... 44, 45 Coach Boyle Award Winners ............................................ 131 Seasonal Leaders Three or more Categories ....................... 262 Mike Rohn, Assistant Coach ........................................ 46, 47 CU Bests vs. Pac-12 ......................... ......................132, 133 Career Double-Doubles, Triple Doubles .............................. 263 Rodney Billups, Assistant Coach ......................................... 48 CU Records in the Big 12 ................................................ 134 Milestone Double-Double Club (By Position) ............... 264, 265 Tom Abatemarco, Director of Player Development ................. 49 CU Records in The Big 8 Conference ................................ 135 Double-Doubles (Forwards, Centers, Guards) .............. 266, 267 Bill Cartun, Coordinator of Operations ................................. 50 Coors Events Center ................................................. 136-139 NCAA Rankings/Conference Leaders ......................... 268-270 Trae Tashiro, Athletic Trainer ............................................... 50 Overtime ..................................................................... 140 Single-Season Records .................................................... 271 James Hardy, Speed-Strength & Conditioning ....................... 51 All-Time Comebacks ............................................... 272, 273 Mindy Sclaro, Academics .................................................. 51 SEASON-BY-SEASON . ............................................ 141 Radio/TV Chart ............................................................. 274 CU Basketball Managers ................................................... 51 Season-by-Season (1901-1952) ............................. 142-144 NCAA TOURNAMENT .............................................. IBC Administration/Support Staff ............................................ 52 1952-53 thru 2011-12 ........................................... 145-204 Junior Forward May 2012 Graduate André Roberson COLORADO HEAD COACH Carlon Brown • 2011-12 All-Pac-12 Conference First Team • 2011-12 Pac-12 Tournament Most Outstanding Player TAD BOYLE • 2011-12 All-Pac-12 All-Defensive Team • 2011-12 Pac-12 All-Tournament Team (School-Record Back-to-Back 24 Victories • 2011-12 Pac-12 All-Tournament Team in 2010-11 & 2011-12) • 2011-12 All-Pac-12 Conference Second Team Copyright 2012©, University of Colorado Athletics. The 2012-2013 University of Colorado Men’s Basketball Information Guide and Record Book was produced through the combined efforts of the Sports Information Office and Whirlwind Graphics. Typesetting, layout and design provided by Linda Hall of Whirlwind Graphics. The guide was compiled, written and edited by Andrew R. Green, Assistant Director of Sports Information. Writing, research, and editorial assistance provided by graduate assistant Ron Knabenbauer, student assistants
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