Colorado’s Josh Scott (40) is guarded by Connecticut’s Shonn Miller, left, during a first-round men’s college basketball game in the NCAA Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa, on March 17, 2016. Connecticut won 74-67. (Nati Harnik, The Associated Press)
Here’s a look at how players who played at Colorado high schools fared in the first round of the 2016 NCAA Tournament:
Colorado
Josh Scott: Scott had the biggest game among former Colorado high school players. The senior forward scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, leading all players in a 74-67 loss to No. 8 Connecticut on Thursday.
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Wesley Gordon: Gordon played 32 minutes for the Buffs, scoring nine points, grabbing nine boards and blocking two shots.
Dom Collier: The sophomore guard fouled out after 19 minutes, but tallied eight points and three assists.
Xavier Talton: In 25 minutes, Talton had seven points and five rebounds for the Buffs.
CSU Bakersfield
Brent Wrapp: The Fairview grad and the No. 15 Roadrunners play No. 2 Oklahoma at 2 p.m. Friday.
Gonzaga
Josh Perkins: The freshman guard played 35 minutes for the Zags, tallying seven points, seven assists, three rebounds and three steals in a 68-52 win over Seton Hall.
Fairleigh Dickinson
Ghassan Nehme: The Knights’ freshman guard played nine minutes and had one rebound and two assists in a 96-65 loss to Florida Gulf Coast in the No. 16-seed play-in game on Wednesday.
