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Count Tad Boyle among those who believe recently-signed legislature ultimately will be a boon to Colorado athletics.
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Daily Camera Men's Basketball: Tad Boyle grateful for end of state's multi-year contract cap
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"Much needed. I'm so thankful that it passed," Boyle said. "We operate in a marketplace in college athletics, and for us to have that now is going to help us recruit and, probably more importantly, retain good assistant coaches. That's critical for our program, for every program."
He went on to say that he expects all his assistants to be back barring an opportunity to be a HC like Rodney left for. August 9th is the day the long-term contract law goes into effect and nothing has been decided yet - he needs to meet with RG on his assistant contracts.
He went on to say that he expects all his assistants to be back barring an opportunity to be a HC like Rodney left for. August 9th is the day the long-term contract law goes into effect and nothing has been decided yet - he needs to meet with RG on his assistant contracts.