BYU is aiming to snap a road skid while Colorado simply wants to win a game when the two Big 12 foes tangle on Tuesday night in Boulder, Colo.The Cougars (11-6, 2-4) have not yet won a true road game this season. Saturday’s 73-72 overtime loss to archrival Utah dropped them to 0-4 on opposing teams’ floors. BYU’s lack of success has stemmed from an inability to close out games down the stretch.In their road losses to the Utes and TCU, the Cougars squandered late leads. Against the Horned Frogs on Jan. 11, they did not score a field goal over the final three-plus minutes after Richie Saunders knocked down a go-ahead corner 3. Then, with BYU trailing by one against Utah, Trevin Knell missed the front end of a one-and-one with 6.2 seconds left in the extra period.”We’ve got to learn how to win close games. We’re right there in all of these games and have had a chance to win,” BYU coach Kevin Young said. “I just told our club, you win and lose on the margins in close games. We’ve come up short too many times, and that’s disappointing.”Colorado (9-8, 0-6) is still searching for its first league win since rejoining the Big 12 this season.The Buffaloes need a win over BYU to avoid matching their longest losing streak since the 2016-17 season, when they dropped seven in a row in Pac-12 play. Colorado has struggled on defense against Big 12 opponents, holding only one below 70 points so far.