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Tad....Don't Accept the Phone Call...

Idot Buff

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http://www.star-telegram.com/2011/05/10/3066077/colorados-boyle-would-be-a-good.html


Texas A&M athletic director Bill Byrne held a staff meeting Tuesday morning in the aftermath of basketball coach Mark Turgeon's defection to Maryland the preceding evening -- and then told those assembled that if they had any issues, to speak now, he would not be around for the next few days.
Byrne, of course, didn't tell anybody where he was going. But my guess is that one of his stops would be in the Centennial state of Colorado, the residence of one Tad Boyle. "Makes a lot of sense," one Aggies insider I talked to agreed.


 
I don't think he will, especially with the new TV revenue, near completion of the practice facility, and surprisingly impressive recruiting class. This is his chance to put his stamp on CU basketball.
 
the ATM boards were speculating Buzz Williams, which seems low % to me. he signed a fat contract with Marquette and OU publicly named him their #1 guy, lauded his OK and Texas roots....to no avail. and this is much later in the process.
 
Boyle not a primary target according to Andy Katz, FWIW. only listed at the end as a kind of side-mention.....

http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/blog/_/name/katz_andy/id/6520845/texas-aggies

1. Buzz Williams, Marquette (bit of a longshot)
2. Scott Spinelli, Texas A&M (assistant - very highly regarded)

Others. Doc Sadler (Nebraska), Tim Miles (CSU), Doug Wojcik (Tulsa), Ben Jacobson (Northern Iowa), Tad Boyle (Colorado), Johnny Jones (North Texas)

It read to me that, after Spinelli, everyone Katz brought up was just spitballing names that made sense due to being good coaches with ties to the State of Texas, AD Byrne, or Texas A&M.
 
Lots of talk here in H-Town about Josh Pastner. Makes sense based on his ties to Houston area recruiting (his family is considered the dean of AAU Basketball in Houston). Here is an article and blog entry from the Houston Chronicle this morning. I am going to check my Aggie sources, but I have not yet heard Boyle's name as a serious candidate.

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/college/texasam/7559542.html

http://blog.chron.com/sportsjustice...best-fit-to-replace-mark-turgeon-at-texas-am/
 
What ties does Boyle have to the State of Texas or A&M? Has he ever coached in Texas? Other than the fact that he's friends with Turgeon, I don't see the connection. And Turgeon just left.
 
What ties does Boyle have to the State of Texas or A&M? Has he ever coached in Texas? Other than the fact that he's friends with Turgeon, I don't see the connection. And Turgeon just left.

It seems to be all about the connection to Turgeon. And like you said, that makes zero sense, considering that Turgeon just left. I get the A&M connection for some of the other candidates, but Boyle doesn't have that. I'm hoping it's just a name of an up and coming (and soon to be, long time successful CU) coach!
 
Chip Brown - my favorite reporter to hate - threw the Tad Boyle name out yesterday. I believe that his name is just out there because he seemingly turned the program around and we received lots of press about it. If A&M does offer we should match whatever they offer to keep him at CU. However if he wants to leave to coach at A&M then let him go, he's definitely not the right fit for us anyways. I dont think there's a chance in hell he even considers leaving for the aggies.
 
It's good for Tad's career to be mentioned. He'll probably parlet it into a nice pay increase down the road. But I think that pay raise will be at CU.
 
What ties does Boyle have to the State of Texas or A&M? Has he ever coached in Texas? Other than the fact that he's friends with Turgeon, I don't see the connection. And Turgeon just left.

Pretty sure Byrne, the AD at TAMU, was the AD at Oregon when Boyle was an assistant there, so there is some knowledge and past working relationship between the two.
 
too early for an extension, imo. OT, a bit, i'd like to see a healthy chunk of that new Pac surplus money ear-marked for football assistants. Crazy Joe went to the NIT Final Four, if i recall. one year, reason to be very optimistic....but it's still just one season. need a larger data sample, as it were.
 
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