Game 10: Colorado (AP #20) Tuesday, Dec 10

[Wxcpanther]

From what I could tell on TV, it looked like there was a decent showing. Not sure how many but it was noticeable.

Official attendance was around 6500. Their arena holds 10-12k, so not an awesome turnout, but their crowd was definitely loud and involved throughout the game

[olivestreet95]

I was fortunate enough to take my two boys to the game tonight along with another fellow Panther buddy. Their crowd was sparse for sure and in articles I have read tonight it is disappointing to CU to be ranked and not able to draw over 7,000. We had a nice fan base show up for the game and at times their fans were loud but we would hit a big shot or make a steal and they would quiet back down.......What a great game to attend and it was obvious that a lot of their fans knew nothing about us. Even the crossing guard talked smack to my boys as we entered the arena....hahaha. I will give one of their fans credit though.....when he heard the crossing guard spewing nonsense....he said, yeah, he doesn't know anything....I have been worried about this game for a while now.......all in all it was a FANTASTIC experience for myself and two boys and there were plenty of us Panther fans giving each other high fives in the con course afterwards!!!! Should be a very fun season to watch and follow.........great win tonight and here is to many, many more! GO PANTHERS and let's get after JMU on Friday night!!!!!!

[sevelev711]

Their crowd was sparse for sure and in articles I have read tonight it is disappointing to CU to be ranked and not able to draw over 7,000.

Lucky they don't have to worry about that now

[LA_Panther]

What a fun game to watch! Dahl and Berhow...wow! This was the exact kind of win the MVC needed if they want to have a chance at more than one bid to the NCAA Tournament.

[Codytwo]

I don't recall us playing Tech but that NCAA loss to A&M a few years ago was a killer. Totally different team now though.

That’s what I meant. Tech, A&M, whoever.....I hate remembering, thinking about, or reflecting on it!

[ronfitch]

That’s what I meant. Tech, A&M, whoever.....I hate remembering, thinking about, or reflecting on it!

Remembering what? Whaddya guys talkin' about?

[run&blade]

I hope this translates into butts in the seats at home games

[unipanther2154]

That’s what I meant. Tech, A&M, whoever.....I hate remembering, thinking about, or reflecting on it!

Didn’t we play them in Atlantis??? I feel like we have played them semi recent.

['70 Grad]

Any place to watch a replay of this game? (Unfortunately I don't think my connection qualifies for ESPN 3 or +?)

[UNIhoops]

I hope Dahl continues to get minutes. He's been huge this year. I'm worried in the Valley with smaller match ups he won't see the court. I say make the other teams match up with us instead of matching up with them. He would dominate the smaller posts on offense. Big advantage for us in rebounding as well.

[achrist70]

I hope Dahl continues to get minutes. He's been huge this year. I'm worried in the Valley with smaller match ups he won't see the court. I say make the other teams match up with us instead of matching up with them. He would dominate the smaller posts on offense. Big advantage for us in rebounding as well.

I think you will see him more then last year, and it is a matchup thing, more so the opposing team's #5 and their ability to pull JD away from the basket and be effective offensively. He will face smaller guys that can't do this and I think you will see him a ton in those games. I think that it is also important that James learns to play against bigger players. Bill Walton said last night that a true measure of how good a basketball player is, is their ability to play against bigger, stronger and faster players and still perform, which is so true.

[clenz]

Dahl has improved 10 times over from even last year.

He deserves all the credit he can get for his work ethic.

[UNIhoops]

I think you will see him more then last year, and it is a matchup thing, more so the opposing team's #5 and their ability to pull JD away from the basket and be effective offensively. He will face smaller guys that can't do this and I think you will see him a ton in those games. I think that it is also important that James learns to play against bigger players. Bill Walton said last night that a true measure of how good a basketball player is, is their ability to play against bigger, stronger and faster players and still perform, which is so true.

Totally agree. My fear that vs Luther and less quality teams he doesn't see a minute. Vs West Virginia and Colorado he plays half the game. I just think we are the better team and teams should start matching up with us. I can't imagine we face a big that shot as well as the Colorado guy did off the bench last night.

[UNIAlum95]

Totally agree. My fear that vs Luther and less quality teams he doesn't see a minute. Vs West Virginia and Colorado he plays half the game. I just think we are the better team and teams should start matching up with us. I can't imagine we face a big that shot as well as the Colorado guy did off the bench last night.

I was wondering this too and it would be a good question for a coaches show... Will Jake ever be willing to try to force the matchup problem with Dahl instead of simply reacting to whatever the opponent does? I would like to see this tried during conference play for sure.

[unipanther2154]

Any place to watch a replay of this game? (Unfortunately I don't think my connection qualifies for ESPN 3 or +?)

Fubo has a 7 day free trial that includes the pac 12 network. It’s how I watched the game. You can also rewatch the game on fubo. So, if you’re interested you can watch it that way.