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Huskies Set to Lock Horns with Buffaloes in Boulder Showdown

As the Washington Huskies prepare to face off against the Colorado Buffaloes at the CU Events Center, fans are keenly anticipating what promises to be a riveting encounter. The Huskies, coming off a string of impressive performances, look poised to continue their winning ways.


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In their last game on December 22nd against Eastern Washington Eagles, WASH showcased their defensive prowess with 5 blocks and an equal number of steals, contributing significantly to their 73-66 victory. Their ability to convert defense into offense was evident as they scored 10 fast break points and capitalized on turnovers by adding another 14 points. The Huskies' shooting from beyond the arc was particularly noteworthy at a solid 40 percent success rate.


The tenacity of WASH is further highlighted by their recent nail-biting win over Seattle Redhawks on December 18th. In an intense battle that extended into double overtime, WASH emerged victorious with a scoreline of 100-99. Their offensive output was remarkable; not only did they maintain a field goal percentage of 55 but also excelled in assists with an impressive ratio over turnovers.


However, it's not just about offense for the Huskies; they've shown that they can step up defensively when it matters most. This was evident in their game against the ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs on December 10th where WASH emerged triumphant with a score of 78-73. They out-rebounded Gonzaga and were able to disrupt their rhythm through strategic blocks and steals.


The Colorado Buffaloes will undoubtedly present a formidable challenge for WASH as both teams have demonstrated resilience and skill throughout the season. COLO's home advantage at Boulder could play into their hands; however, given WASH’s recent form and momentum, it would be unwise to underestimate them.


As we look ahead towards this clash on December 29th at CU Events Center in Boulder at precisely six o'clock in the evening Mountain Time Zone (MT), fans should expect nothing less than full-throttle basketball action from tip-off till final buzzer. For those unable to attend in person, you can catch all the live action nationally broadcasted on ESPNU channel number two hundred eight.

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