Once again, Tad Boyle will represent the Colorado Buffaloes on an international hoops stage.
BOULDER – Once again, Tad Boyle will represent the Colorado Buffaloes on an international basketball stage.
On Monday, USA Basketball announced that CU’s veteran men’s basketball coach will lead the US U19 men’s national team this summer at the FIBA U19 Men’s World Cup. Boyle’s latest nomination continues an ongoing relationship with USA Basketball. His most recent assignment was last summer when he led the US U18 team to a gold medal at the FIBA Americas Championship in Mexico.
Boyle’s two staff members from that run a year ago, Boise State coach Leon Rice and Oklahoma State coach Mike Boynton Jr., once again will join Boyle as assistant coaches. The U19 World Cup will be held June 24-July 2 in Debrecen, Hungary. “I’m once again honored and humbled to have the opportunity to coach with USA Basketball and this summer with the 19-and-under national team,” Boyle said in a release. “Anytime you have the opportunity to represent your country, it’s a responsibility that needs to be taken very seriously, and I’m looking forward to doing that and working with a bunch of great young men.
“I’m very excited to be working with Mike Boynton and Leon Rice for another summer. We had great synergy and chemistry last year as we won the gold medal with the 18-and-under national team. We look forward to the same challenges as we go to Hungary to try and accomplish the same.”
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