That’s the pervading feeling when thinking about this season for Colorado men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle. Everyone knew the revamped Big 12 was a basketball conference. For good reason.

The entire gang won’t be back together next week in Las Vegas. Yet in terms of the future of the Colorado men’s basketball ...

The first season of the new Big 12 went as well as the conference could have hoped, until the last 30 seconds of the final ...

Even before Colorado headed home from the Big 12 Conference tournament, men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle talked about how the ...

The Buffs went 14-20 and only won three conference games, finishing last in the Big 12 and not expecting a ... an admittedly "shocked" Tad Boyle learned he and his team did receive a bid ...

Tad Boyle was preparing for a March without postseason basketball. When the Buffaloes were eliminated by top-seeded Houston in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 tournament, there was plenty of emotion.

A significant amount of name, image and likeness (NIL) money is up for grabs in the inaugural College Basketball Crown ...

Tad Boyle is a frustrated and dejected man at this point of the season. Colorado is not reintroducing itself too kindly in its return to the Big 12 Conference, heading into the regular-season finale ...

An 0-13 start in Big 12 play, which ranks as the second ... the worst in 15 seasons under head coach Tad Boyle; and a conference record of 3-17 which, thanks to the modern 20-game league schedules ...

Colorado athletic director Rick George more than likely has surprised men’s basketball coach Tad ... stunned Boyle more than the one that transpired last week. As the Big 12 Conference ...