The Buffaloes' men's basketball program has only signed two in-state prospects in the last seven years. The Centennial State is not usually a hotbed for D-1 hoops talent. But the Class of 2012 is an exception to the rule. Colorado is expected to sign two in-state basketball recruits this coming November. Just days after Lewis-Palmer High School power forward Josh Scott verbally committed to Tad Boyle and his staff, the Buffaloes received a verbal pledge from another Colorado Springs area junior on Saturday night. Read on.

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