- Matchup: San Diego Toreros vs Colorado Buffaloes
- Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
- Venue: CU Events Center, Boulder, CO
- Broadcast: ESPN+
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This Tuesday, the Colorado Buffaloes (1-1) will host the undefeated San Diego Toreros (2-0) at the CU Events Center.
In their previous outing, the San Diego Toreros triumphed over Tarleton State with a score of 96-90. San Diego showcased impressive shooting, achieving a field goal percentage of 38.5% (25 of 65) while successfully making 12 of their 28 attempts from three-point range. At the free-throw line, the Toreros were outstanding, converting 34 of 39 for an impressive 87.2% success rate. They also secured a total of 34 rebounds, with 17 being of the offensive kind, and distributed 18 assists while forcing 16 turnovers and recording 6 steals on defense. However, San Diego allowed their opponents to shoot 51.9% from the field (27 out of 52). Tarleton State managed 17 assists and 4 steals in the game while claiming 26 total rebounds (8 offensive, 18 defensive) but failed to get any blocks. They shot 66.7% from the free-throw line by hitting 26 of 39 and converted 10 of their 25 three-point attempts. San Diego accumulated 27 fouls compared to Tarleton State’s 32.
Dusty Stromer made a noteworthy contribution during the game, achieving 33.3% shooting from the field along with 1 assist. He played a remarkable 39 minutes, gathering 3 rebounds and scoring 22 points from 4 of 12 shooting.
The Toreros approach this game with a flawless 2-0 season record. They are averaging 87.5 points per game, ranking 108th in Division 1, and maintain a shooting percentage of 43.9%. From beyond the arc, the Toreros have a 37.2% success rate (16 of 43) and hit 82.3% from the charity stripe. As a team, they average 38.0 rebounds per game and have accumulated 36 assists, placing them 144th in the nation for team assists. They turn the ball over 13.0 times per game and average 26.0 fouls per contest.
On the defensive front, the Toreros force their opponents into 15.5 turnovers per game while committing 26.0 fouls. They rank 240th in Division 1 by allowing 31 assists this season. San Diego’s defense permits an opposing field goal percentage of 42.3% (44 of 104) and averages 30.5 rebounds per game. Opponents shoot 32.2% from three-point territory, and the Toreros rank 233rd in allowing points per game with an average of 76.0.
In their most recent game, the Colorado Buffaloes faced a loss against San Diego State, finishing 77-66. Colorado allowed 35 total rebounds to San Diego State, of which 6 were offensive. They struggled defensively, as San Diego State shot 53.3% from three-point range (8 out of 15) and converted 23 out of 31 free throw attempts (74.2%). The Buffaloes allowed San Diego State to hit 23 out of 47 field goals, resulting in a shooting percentage of 48.9%. Offensively, Colorado completed 21 of 57 field goal attempts, leading to a shooting percentage of 36.8%, including 9 successful three-point attempts out of 25 (36.0%). They made 15 of 25 free throws, resulting in a 60.0% success rate. San Diego State committed 21 fouls, granting Colorado 25 free throw attempts. The Buffaloes accounted for 13 turnovers and racked up 12 steals while collecting a total of 27 rebounds, split between 19 defensive and 8 offensive.
Barrington Hargress had a stellar performance for the Buffaloes, scoring 33 points in 35 minutes of play along with 2 assists. He shot 11 of 20, translating to an impressive 55.0% shooting percentage, while grabbing 2 rebounds.
This season, Colorado stands at 1-1. Offensively, they boast a shooting percentage of 48.7%, ranking 120th in college basketball. So far, they have accumulated 160 points, averaging 80.0 points per game, alongside 33.0 rebounds per game. They averaged 13.0 assists (252nd in Division 1) while limiting their turnovers to 12.0 per game. Colorado has committed 18.0 fouls per game and holds a 64.4% free throw shooting percentage.
Defensively, the Buffaloes rank 142nd in points allowed, at 68.0 per game. They force 16.5 turnovers per game while allowing opponents to shoot 43.3% from the floor (221st in Division 1). Colorado’s defense permits a three-point shooting percentage of 34.3% (12 of 35) while opponents convert 70.8% of their free throw shots. Furthermore, they average 10.0 assists and 31.0 rebounds allowed each game, ranking 77th and 91st, respectively, in those defensive statistics.
Which team will emerge victorious in tonight’s NCAA clash?
Prediction: Back Colorado
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