BOULDER - CU's women's basketball team had been oh-so-close several times earlier in the season to beating ranked teams. The Buffs took No. 6 Stanford to overtime on the road and fell on a near-halfcourt buzzer-beater to the Cardinal in Boulder. They nearly overcame a 25-point deficit in a three-point loss to No. 8 UCLA. And they surrendered a six-point, fourth-quarter lead to No. 21 Arizona State just two days before No. 11 Arizona visited the CU Events Center on Feb. 23.

Welcome to a notes and comment column in its 19th year, penned by CU Associate Athletic Director David Plati, who is his 36th year as the Buffaloes' director of sports information.
 
Plati-'Tudes No. 114 ... Trying to be creative in week two of or "Stay at Home" state … When daytime TV offers nothing of interest – which is quite often – blast some music and sing your lungs out.  Bumming a bit since Comcast jettisoned MeTV and WGN (no more M*A*S*H!), and have to wonder why he movie channels seem to run some of the better movies at 2 a.m. … So what are we in sports info doing?  Updating every possible biography and working with our talented digital team on social posts and graphics.

BOULDER -  An early exit from last week's Pac-12 Tournament hasn't stopped the Colorado women's basketball team from the hardwood. The Buffaloes returned to practice this week in preparation for a potential postseason berth. 

LAS VEGAS - Seventh-seeded Southern California got the upper hand on 10th-seeded Colorado for the second time in five days on Thursday.  USC used a hot shooting performance to bring CU's hopeful run through the Pac-12 Tournament to an early close, 69-54.

LAS VEGAS – A new season begins for the Colorado women's basketball team on Thursday. The Buffaloes wipe the slate clean and start anew taking on seventh-seeded Southern California to open the Pac-12 Tournament at Mandalay Bay Events Center.

SAN FRANCISCO – Three Colorado women's basketball players were honored on by the Pac-12 Conference with the announcement of the league's postseason awards on Wednesday. Mya Hollingshed, Quinessa Caylao-Do and Jaylyn Sherrod each garnered honors.