Tad Boyle doesn't exactly drop a bombshell when he admits cheating exists in college basketball.
Yet as one of the majority of 350 or so Division I coaches who attempts to do things the right way, the leader of the Colorado men's basketball program is grateful the bombshell that rocked NCAA basketball on Tuesday may prove to be a small step toward, if not completely cleansing the sport, at least giving it a significant makeover.
Early Tuesday, federal prosecutors announced that four assistant basketball coaches at prominent Power 5 universities were among 10 people arrested on the heels of a three-year FBI corruption investigation.