Those of us who were listening to Saturday at Boulder missed some comments from Colorado coach Tad Boyle that are still making noise.
When asked if beating ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ meant more because of what the Wildcats went through in the offseason (namely that federal complaint), Boyle went on to complement ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ coach Sean Miller and USC coach Andy Enfield, but said "to answer your question, hell yes."
His answer is detailed here in .
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On Wednesday, Enfield late in USC's win over Colorado that appeared to be his response. On Tuesday, Enfield to reporters about Boyle's comments.
“We are disappointed in Tad Boyle’s comments and what they imply,†Enfield said Tuesday. “Not only is it unfair for someone to comment who doesn’t have all the facts, but those comments are unfair to those of us involved in the USC men’s basketball program, most importantly to our student-athletes and their families. They’re outstanding young men who chose USC to receive a world-class education and compete for championships.â€
Boyle's remark wasn't really a surprise if you consider how strong his comments were when the FBI investigation became public, and his , when he said he stops recruiting players when he senses they or their handlers are looking for money.
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