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Tad Boyle is the Greatest Coach in CU Men’s Basketball History
- Thread starter Goose
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LesGrossman
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FIRE TAD!
jk tad we love you
jk tad we love you
Thanks for being the fun part of the last 13 years coach!
Glad to see that he reached the numerical milestone but I think that his status as the best coach in our history was well established well prior to this.
What makes it better is that he not only wins games at a place that has a lot of obstacles to winning but he is truly an outstanding representative of the school.
He is a man who deeply cares about his players off the court as much as on. Look at the quality of young men he recruits and he develops.
We are very lucky to have him.
What makes it better is that he not only wins games at a place that has a lot of obstacles to winning but he is truly an outstanding representative of the school.
He is a man who deeply cares about his players off the court as much as on. Look at the quality of young men he recruits and he develops.
We are very lucky to have him.
Thanks for all you bring Coach! It has been a privilege to watch you Coach at CU.
Buffsbball
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Tads so classy, of all the times to maybe be slightly self promoting. This is it, however he’s bringing academic adviser, Rohn, the film guy and his personal assistant up on the podium with him. How can you not love Tad?
He's 100% class. I've been bought in since long before he arrived, but Tad has made it *really* easy to follow and enjoy this program. It's not just the wins, it's everything else. Bless him.
I was at the game last night as well. Great to be there to see him set the record!
Boyle has coached his ass off, and I couldn't be happier to have him in Boulder. His comments last night made it seem like he's far from done here. I really hope so!
CONGRATS COACH!
Boyle has coached his ass off, and I couldn't be happier to have him in Boulder. His comments last night made it seem like he's far from done here. I really hope so!
CONGRATS COACH!
Psst: he probably needs more hardware to truly supplant Sox
Don't forget Ceal
look at thread title sir.
I thought you were referring to renaming the CEC sir.
I'd love to see the court memes for both of them. CEC arena naming rights are too valuable these days to name after a coach.
I was at the game last night as well. Great to be there to see him set the record!
Boyle has coached his ass off, and I couldn't be happier to have him in Boulder. His comments last night made it seem like he's far from done here. I really hope so!
CONGRATS COACH!
I think he is squarely in the mold of as long as he has a pipeline of talent coming in, he will stick around, but watch for another dip. I am sure that when he has a large amount of talent graduate/get drafted, and is looking at another 5 year rebuild infront of him, that is when he will have to look deep into the mirror.
Lets enjoy this while its here, because, as things are lining up, it would not shock me if both Boyle retires, and Prime decides to stop coaching around the same time.
Looks like he's got the program to where he has class balance finally. Only issue, as I've been trying to tell @Goose (but he's hard headed and refuses to listen) is that we can avoid what you're talking about if Tad would build depth at PG by recruiting one every year.
