Quick disclaimer: Tad Boyle was my basketball coach at Longmont High School my sophomore year (when I played more junior varsity minutes than varsity minutes). He was very intense at that point in his coaching journey and has subsequently offered to pay my therapy bills. I have followed his coaching career with interest since my high school days […]
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With the House v. NCAA settlement reshaping college athletics, schools are scrambling to adapt to the new pay-for-play era. One of the biggest trends? Hiring general managers to handle roster construction, NIL strategy, and transfer portal management—turning college programs into mini-NFL franchises. It’s no surprise that Alabama (Kevin Steele), Florida (Graham Hall), USC (Chad Bowden),
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These posts are like OT posts on a message board. In other words, these are pure vanity posts, akin to yours truly preening and prinking in front of a mirror while wondering how I got so many gray hairs. As an initial matter — we’d like to start a new tradition on the site – the BuffsBlog.com
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Checking in on CU hoops about midway through the season with this week’s basket-bullets:
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Basketball can be a foreign language at times, particularly when hoops snobs start throwing around advanced metrics. Among the advanced metrics that hoops snobs use is Ken Pomeroy’s advanced metric system (known as KenPom), which is among the most popular systems used today. We’re going to give a quick overview of some of the most widely used
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