After Colorado’s double-overtime loss to Oregon State in the Pac-12 Tournament, it appeared that the Buffs had, with its late-season slide, played their way out of hosting the first two rounds of the NCAA women’s basketball Tournament.
Brian Howell of BuffZone noted that since then, everything has broken Colorado’s way with three projected No. 4 seeds (Gonzaga, Oklahoma and Indiana) dropping games to unranked opponents. It now appears as though Colorado will have homecourt advantage in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament as a No. 4 seed, at least in the eyes of ESPN.
Home cooking might just be what the doctor ordered for the Buffaloes. Although Colorado won only one of its final three regular season games at the CU Events Center.
Can Colorado cure its offensive woes in the NCAA Tournament? The best news for Buffaloes fans is that it appears we’ll be getting at least another home game in Boulder.
The complete 68-team NCAA Tournament field will be announced Sunday.
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