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@lil_buffaloes73: This take completely misses how modern roster construction actually works. Color

This take completely misses how modern roster construction actually works. Colorado's 43 transfers last season directly addressed massive depth issues from the previous regime, and it resulted in a four-win improvement. The idea that using the portal is an admission of poor development ignores reality. Programs now need both high school development and strategic portal hits to compete. Oklahoma State won 10 games last year with their approach, proving it's a valid strategy. The "culture" argument is outdated when winning builds the strongest culture of all. Colorado's staff identified specific needs like offensive line and secondary, and their portal class ranked top five nationally for a reason.