The University of Colorado Colorado Springs men's basketball team concluded the season with a 15-14 overall record, maintaining a winning record for the second year in a row. Key matches included a notable win against Chadron State College (100-74) and a close RMAC Tournament first round loss to Black Hills State (73-74) despite holding a halftime lead. The season highlighted strong performances from players receiving multiple awards and distinctions, showcasing individual and team improvements.

By the Numbers
  • 15-14 overall record; 10-10 in RMAC play.
  • Average points: Abdur-Razaaq (14.2), Martinez (13), Hull (12.3).
  • Team shot 33.7% from three-point range, up from 29.2% last season.
Yes, But

While the Mountain Lions enjoyed some successes, their inconsistent performance and inability to maintain leads in crucial games raised questions about their competitive edge in RMAC play.

State of Play
  • Finished regular season with a double loss to Adams State and New Mexico Highlands.
  • Qualified as the eighth seed for the RMAC Tournament, where they faced third time against Black Hills State.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the team aims to build on this season's experience, focusing on enhancing consistency and performance to improve their standings and playoff chances next season.

Bottom Line

With strong individual performances and a step up in shooting efficiency, the Mountain Lions demonstrate potential for future success, but need to address their game management to capitalize on leads and perform strongly in the RMAC.