Having Entire Offensive Line Overhauled, Houston DL Emerges as Game-Changing Commit for Colorado

Colorado has been recruiting at a break-neck speed ever since the transfer portal opened. Prime is looking for the perfect sequel to the overhyped season start, which is why Coach Prime Deion Sanders is hustling like never before. He called 2024 a “season of expectations” and he’s already raising expectations as another star defensive player joins the Buffs.  

Deion Sanders has already strengthened the Buffs’ offensive line. But the team also struggled a lot defensively, allowing 453.3 yards per game. As Colorado prepares for the next season, a defensive aid comes in the form of a Houston DL transfer. 

Chidozie Nwankwo “Block Bully” commits to Colorado

Another defensive haul by Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffs! Deion Sanders has furnished the Buffs offensive line and now the defense is getting attention. The newly committed Buff is none other than Block Bully, Houston DL transfer Chidozie Nwankwo, who announced his decision during an Instagram live video. 

Nwankwo started over 27 games during his four seasons with the Cougars. The 295-pound defensive gem chose Colorado over various other programs, including Maryland, Missouri, and SMU, from whom he got offers. His commitment to Colorado could change the 2024 season when the DL takes on the “dirtiest, hardest job” on the football field, as his former Houston DC described. 

Chidozie Nwankwo – A valuable reinforcement to Colorado’s defense

A former nose tackle at Houston, Chidozie Nwankwo recorded a season-high three solo stops in their final home game against Tulsa in 2022. He played a total of 41 games with the Cougars and recorded 95 tackles, 13 for a loss, and five sacks. In 2023, he ranked second on Houston’s defense with a 74.1 grade from Pro Football Focus. 

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The 5’11 DL said of his position, “Actually, I love it. If it’s easy, then something is wrong. That’s how I see it.” He has one season of eligibility remaining at Colorado. And fans can count on him to turn that sole season into a season of expectations. With the latest addition of Nwankwo, Colorado now boasts 15 transfer commits in the last ten days. This is a clear indication that Coach Prime is still building hope even though they fell short of fans’ expectations this season. An interesting season awaits in 2024. 

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