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Arizona Preview #2: Time to put up or shut up

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It's February. *Football's done, and pitchers and catchers haven't even reported yet. *It's time for college basketball to hit the national spotlight. *Right on cue, tonight's game against Arizona is set for national TV. *Full-on ESPN no less; the BasketBuffs have arrived at a much larger stage than I'm used to.

It's not like it's an accident that the Buffs are finding themselves in the featured*primetime*game on the World-wide Leader. *As the #2 team in a "power" conference, this level of coverage is to be expected. *If anything, it's a gift. *The Buffs have a chance to make a statement on national television - this is a new breed of Colorado basketball, everyone come look at how awesome this is.

If CU has any thoughts of grabbing an at-large big for the Dance, this is a must win game. *What's more, a*win, and the Buffs are not only in serious contention for a league title, but one of the favorites to capture it. **It's a*tough*trip, to be sure, walking into the home of a*perennial*league power, but this is the kind of game that serious basketball teams find a way to win.* Plus, they're a rival now, or something.

Tip off from the McKale center is set for 7pm. *If you can't find ESPN on your television package, you should seek medical attention*immediately, because, I promise you, it's there. *Mark Johnson can be heard on 760 if the ESPN crew gets too annoying.

My preview of the first game can be found here.

Click below for my preview of the rematch...

Read more »
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It's February. *Football's done, and pitchers and catchers haven't even reported yet. *It's time for college basketball to hit the national spotlight. *Right on cue, tonight's game against Arizona is set for national TV. *Full-on ESPN no less; the BasketBuffs have arrived at a much larger stage than I'm used to.

It's not like it's an accident that the Buffs are finding themselves in the featured*primetime*game on the World-wide Leader. *As the #2 team in a "power" conference, this level of coverage is to be expected. *If anything, it's a gift. *The Buffs have a chance to make a statement on national television - this is a new breed of Colorado basketball, everyone come look at how awesome this is.

If CU has any thoughts of grabbing an at-large big for the Dance, this is a must win game. *What's more, a*win, and the Buffs are not only in serious contention for a league title, but one of the favorites to capture it. **It's a*tough*trip, to be sure, walking into the home of a*perennial*league power, but this is the kind of game that serious basketball teams find a way to win.* Plus, they're a rival now, or something.

Tip off from the McKale center is set for 7pm. *If you can't find ESPN on your television package, you should seek medical attention*immediately, because, I promise you, it's there. *Mark Johnson can be heard on 760 if the ESPN crew gets too annoying.

My preview of the first game can be found here.

Click below for my preview of the rematch...

Read more »
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