The Buffs spent the second week of the season playing three games at the Myrtle Beach Invitational. Last year, as the Buffs adjusted to life without Jabari Walker and Evan Battey, they opened at home before immediately hitting the road for games at Grambling State and Tennessee, which was billed as a neutral floor-game but felt more like a CU road game in Nashville. But you never know until you’re looking backwards.” “But with our MTE - Richmond, which is a good Atlantic 10 team, and obviously either UNLV or Florida State - and then the game with Miami. You kind of get what you can get,” Boyle said. “Nonconference schedules aren’t ever perfect and you don’t always get what you want. Unlike last year, the Buffs will have more of an opportunity to ease into the schedule.
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6 at home against Towson and features two games at the Sunshine Slam in Daytona Beach, plus a marquee neutral-floor showdown against Miami in Brooklyn. Last week, CU announced its nonconference schedule, which begins on Nov. With prized recruit Cody Williams joining the rotation this year and an expectation of competing for an NCAA Tournament berth, Boyle believes a better early-season balance has been struck for the upcoming 2023-24 season. On more than a few occasions early last season, Colorado men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle lamented what turned out to be an overly-aggressive nonconference schedule for the Buffaloes. Colorado Buffaloes’ head coach, Tad Boyle, against the Oregon Ducks in Boulder on Jan.
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