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Colorado Releases 2012-2013 Men's Basketball Schedule

Mar 14, 2012; Albuquerque, NM, USA; Colorado Buffaloes head coach Tad Boyle at a news conference during practice for the second round of the 2012 NCAA men's basketball tournament at the Pit.  Mandatory Credit: Nelson Chenault-US PRESSWIRE
Mar 14, 2012; Albuquerque, NM, USA; Colorado Buffaloes head coach Tad Boyle at a news conference during practice for the second round of the 2012 NCAA men's basketball tournament at the Pit. Mandatory Credit: Nelson Chenault-US PRESSWIRE

The Colorado Buffaloes have officially released the men's schedule for the 2012-2013 basketball season and it doesn't look much different than last year from a strength standpoint. Colorado's non-conference schedule is a little harder, but they aren't going to get any praise for it come Selection Sunday. The home opener is against Wofford and then they'll travel to the Charleston Classic, a good change from last year instead of being in the Puerto Rico Tip-Off. They'll open up the tournament against Dayton, who will be a tough test to start the season. If they can beat Dayton, a potential NCAA rematch with Baylor looms. This tournament will be a great measuring stick for the team to see what their strengths and weaknesses are.

After that, their non-conference schedule consists of home games against Colorado State, Air Force, Texas Southern, Northern Arizona, and Hartford. On the road, it's much tougher with Kansas, Fresno State, and Wyoming. Colorado should win all of their home non-conference games, and possibly take one out of the three road non-conference games. If they can do that, they'll be in good shape for Pac-12 play. Conference play doesn't make it any easier on the Buffs; they have a lot of difficult road games and not too many easy wins at home. The entire schedule is posted below...

Nov 9th: Wofford

Nov 15th: Dayton

Nov 16th: Baylor/Boston College

Nov 18th: Auburn/Charleston/St.Johns/Murray State

Nov 25th: Air Force

Nov 28th: Texas Southern

Dec 1st: at Wyoming

Dec 5th: Colorado State

Dec 8th: at Kansas

Dec 12th: at Fresno State

Dec 21st: Northern Arizona

Dec 29th: Hartford

Jan 3rd: at Arizona State

Jan 5th: at Arizona

Jan 10th: USC

Jan 12th: UCLA

Jan 17th: at Washington

Jan 19th: at Washington State

Jan 24th: Cal

Jan 26th: Stanford

Feb 2nd: at Utah

Feb 7th: at Oregon State

Feb 9th: at Oregon

Feb 14th: Arizona

Feb 16th: Arizona State

Feb 23rd: Utah

Feb 28th: at Stanford

Mar 2nd: at Cal

Mar 7th: Oregon

Mar 9th: Oregon State