No. 9 Brigham Young's Jimmer Fredette scored 42 points in the team's 94-85 win over Colorado State on Saturday night.

It was Fredette's second 40-point game of the season.

"That doesn't affect me," Fredette of the booing from the crowd of 8,745 at Moby Arena. "It is fun to make a shot and hopefully the crowd will quiet down. It comes with the territory. I'm expecting it."

He scored 47 points on Jan. 11 against Utah.

Travis Franklin has worked hard to improve at the foul line.

Colorado State's senior forward missed more foul shots than he made last season.

"Last year, I was just praying, hoping, wishing the ball in," Franklin said.

CSU's second-leading scorer at 14.5 points a game, now ranks among the best free-throw shooters in the Mountain West Conference among those with enough attempts to qualify with a 74.6 percent success rate (88 of 118), and he has more attempts than any other player among the top 10.

Franklin said he practiced shooting free throws six days a week in the offseason and wouldn't stop until he had made 10 in a row, no matter how many attempts that required.