We’ve groused for months about there not being a means for CU fans to contribute to a NIL campaign … Well, here it is! … CU at the Game has been approved to have access to Buff players for NIL opportunities … Here’s how you can help (and benefit) from the CU at the Game NIL program …

ASU breaks recruiting rules, but keeps its coach … A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher has boosters donating millions to lure recruits – and then complains that NIL is now legal … Oregon is under NCAA investigation for NIL violations, but clearly doesn’t care … Can CU compete doing things “the right way”? …

There has been a 60% overall of the coaching staff – An upgrade, or is there still cause for concern? … The 2022 roster is taking shape – Which position groups are still in need of an infusion of talent? … The “Buffs NIL Exchange” is up and running – A panacea, or too little, too late? …

There has been much hand-wringing in the Buff Nation over the 20+ Buffs added to the Transfer Portal, but, here’s the thing … The reality is that CU was going to have to rid itself of over two dozen scholarship players this offseason – regardless …

CU has added three new (quality) assistants in the past two weeks, but that news has been overshadowed by the loss of several starters from the 2021 roster … Can CU compete in the new age of NIL and the Transfer Portal? Will the Buff Nation step up? … Let’s find out …

Update (1/17): Tweet from CU AD Rick George: “We have some positive changes we will be announcing this week” … Instead of being a leader in the age of NIL and the Transfer Portal, CU is “looking into” how to address new options …

Fans from the lowest high school division to the SEC have dreams of competing for a championship, but with the way things are going for CU now, dreams are becoming even more elusive … Perhaps the creation of split FBS divisions (FBS1-A and FBS1-AA) is an answer …