NIL Money Reshaping College Basketball | Colorado Buffaloes Basketball News
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NIL Money Reshaping College Basketball | Colorado Buffaloes Basketball News
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Colorado’s Tad Boyle admits the game has changed — 15 players have left his program via the transfer portal in two years, forcing him to adapt. Once, college basketball rewarded players with tuition and housing; now, Name, Image, and Likeness deals have turned athletes into quasi-professionals, with money driving every recruitment decision. Boyle calls for transparency in NIL budgets, arguing that without clear rules and public data, the system feels unfair and opaque — and he’s pushing for a more honest, level playing field.
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