



I recently asked MacIntyre what he planned to do with those remaining scholarships and he told me he and his staff are continuing to talk with potential additions to the class and said adding a transfer is always a possibility.





Adding a veteran player who has already graduated from another school and wouldn;t have to sit out next season would seem to be even more attractive than hoping that a younger guy who seemingly slipped through the cracks actually pans out.





One such possibility materialized this week when UCLA wide receiver Devin Lucien decided to leave that program at the end of the semester when he will have graduated. ESPN reported that Lucien is considering transferring to a school in the Pac-12 and UCLA is willing to allow it. The report was based on an anonymous source.





Advertisement Lucien considered CU during his initial recruitment out of Crespi High School in Encino, Calif. He visited the CU campus in January 2011 and was hosted during his visit by former CU wide receiver Paul Richardson. He also visited Arizona State and had scholarship offers from other Pac-12 programs.





Lucien was a four-star recruit who has never produced four-star statistics at the college level, but he would be an immediate candidate to start for the Buffs alongside Nelson Spruce and Shay Fields. There were different coaches in place at CU when he was first recruited here, but Lucien is likely wanting an opportunity to make an impact, catch a lot of passes and show pro scouts he can play at the next level.





At CU, he would be joining a program with a veteran quarterback. For all of those reasons and the fact that CU has a scholarship to offer, the Buffs seem like a great fit. Time will tell

Coach Mike MacIntyre officially added 19 players to his roster in the 2015 recruiting class, but he had room for several more who chose to sign with other programs or didn't sign anywhere.