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Colorado vs. TCU Showdown: Both Teams Hungry for a Win in Lone Star State Battle

In a highly anticipated matchup between Colorado and TCU, both teams are hungry for a win as they face off in the Lone Star State on Sunday afternoon. Colorado is coming off a close loss to Arizona State, while TCU fell to Texas Tech in their last game. The all-time series between the teams is tied at two wins each, with TCU winning the most recent matchup in 2008. TCU is currently the betting favorite with a -7 spread that has not changed. Stay tuned for our Colorado vs. TCU prediction as we analyze this exciting contest on the hardwood.

Betting Odds

• Moneyline: Buffaloes +235 | Horned Frogs -292
• Spread: Buffaloes +7 (-110) | Horned Frogs -7 (-110)
• Total: Over/Under 136.5 (-110)
• Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that TCU will win straight-up is 74%.

Colorado vs TCU Stats

Colorado Buffaloes

Colorado suffered their ninth consecutive loss in their recent game against Arizona State, dropping them to a 9-11 overall record and last place in the Pac-12 with a 0-9 conference record. Despite trailing early and being down by as many as 12 points in the second half, the Buffaloes briefly took the lead before ultimately falling short. Trevor Baskin led the team with 19 points in the defeat. Overall, Colorado averages 72.5 points per game, ranking 235th in scoring offense nationally. Defensively, they allow an average of 72.3 points per game, ranking 214th. The team shoots 45.7% from the field and has a 76% free throw percentage, but struggle from beyond the arc, shooting only 34.3%. In terms of power rankings, the Buffaloes are ranked 239 in offense, 214 in defense, and have a record of 9-11 for the season.

TCU Horned Frogs Analysis

The TCU Horned Frogs suffered their fourth loss in five games as they were defeated by #22 Texas Tech, dropping to 10-10 overall and tied for 11th in the Big 12 with a 3-6 conference record. Despite briefly taking the lead in the second half, TCU ultimately fell short and shot 35.1% from the field and struggled at the free throw line. Noah Reynolds led the team with 14 points in the loss. Offensively, TCU is averaging 68.7 points per game, ranking 308th in the nation, while defensively allowing 68 points per game, placing them 79th in scoring defense. The team is shooting 42.1% from the field and 31.2% from beyond the arc, but has struggled at the free throw line, converting only 63% of their attempts. Frankie Collins is expected to miss the rest of the season due to a foot injury. In terms of power ranking, TCU is ranked 283rd overall and 303rd for offense.

Colorado's Losing Streak Continues Against TCU at Home

Both teams are currently facing challenges, as Colorado has dropped nine consecutive games while TCU has lost four out of their last five. The Buffaloes have struggled with a 0-4 record on the road this season and a 1-2 record on neutral courts. These statistics are less than ideal as we enter February. Despite recent setbacks, TCU boasts a solid 9-2 record at home and a notable road victory over Baylor. Colorado's recent losing streak includes five losses by double digits and one by eight points. Given these factors, it is advisable to favor TCU in this upcoming matchup at home in order to secure a victory and break their current losing streak.

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