A group of Colorado Buffaloes football players allegedly gambled at the team facility last season, according to a video posted on social media.<\/p>\n
The footage shows multiple players shooting dice<\/a> on the floor and playing pool at tables within the team facility. The gambling reportedly occurred at the UC Health Champions Center.<\/p>\n Defensive back Cormani McClain, who recently transferred to the University of Florida, was filmed rolling the dice on the floor with money nearby.<\/p>\n At least 10 other football players were involved. Based on the video showing players in their grey practice jerseys, it appears the footage was taken before the start of the 2023 season.<\/p>\n According to the NCAA regulations on gambling<\/a>, the Colorado football players did not violate any known rules, as the established provisions relate solely to sports betting.<\/p>\n Wagering on pool, dice, and card games is permitted since the NCAA does not conduct a championship for any of these games. Simply put, an investigation might not be necessary for such a case involving table games.<\/p>\n Got this from a CU player source. Maybe Shilo Sanders can borrow $$$ from his teammates to settle up the bankruptcy claim. Way to go, @DeionSanders<\/a> @RickGeorgeCU<\/a>. Must be the NIL. #SkoBuffs<\/a> #GoBuffs<\/a> #CoachPrime<\/a> @dalvinthetruth<\/a> @noskozone<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/OJ7WxoTzjt<\/a><\/p>\nColorado Buffaloes football players were filmed rolling dice and playing pool with money involved<\/h2>\n
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