Tad Boyle Contract Extension

[ahoelsken]

Just because CU has extended the contract each year, I don't believe it is purely "procedural" - the administration and athletic director believe he is a great coach (correctly).

Also, they know the importance of stability in an athletic program. Not extending and then renegotiating entails higher risks of either losing arguably the best ever coach in CU basketball history, or negotiating a much more expensive contract.

A little goofy, but not a huge deal. Tad has done more than enough to withstand one bad year, and I'm only worried about losing him to Kansas.

 

[jgisland]

That's been discussed ad nauseam on here the last few months-he's not on the hot seat, but if this team doesn't finish 5-8 or better, he is in 16.

nope

 

[buffs233]

nope

So two bad seasons results means no pressure on Boyle. How about three bad seasons in a row? Five? Seven? Or is Boyle a lifer regardless of performance?

 

[slider]

That's been discussed ad nauseam on here the last few months-he's not on the hot seat, but if this team doesn't finish 5-8 or better, he is in 16.

That didn't answer the question

 

[absinthe]

So two bad seasons results means no pressure on Boyle. How about three bad seasons in a row? Five? Seven? Or is Boyle a lifer regardless of performance?

Reading comprehension, try it.

 

[ahoelsken]

That didn't answer the question

Pretty easy question to answer IMO-We have a competent AD who understands the value of a successful football program-RG is handling this perfectly, and Macintyre hasn't earned one. 6 wins and one conference win in two years isn't gonna cut it.

 

[Buffnik]

Is this thread about Boyle or MacIntyre? Seems to be flipping back and forth. Confusing.

 

[DBT]

Is this thread about Boyle or MacIntyre? Seems to be flipping back and forth. Confusing.

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