The Colorado Buffaloes' backcourt is getting thinner as sophomore guard Felix Kossaras has entered the NCAA transfer portal, as reported by ESPN. This move continues a significant roster reshuffle for the program this offseason.

Kossaras, a key rotation piece, saw action in 28 games this past season, starting 17 before moving to a sixth-man role. He provided steady contributions off the bench, averaging 4.6 points and 1.5 rebounds in just over 16 minutes per game. His efficient shooting was a notable asset, hitting 50% from the field and 38% from beyond the arc.

The guard from Quebec saved some of his best play for big moments. He dropped a career-high 17 points against UC Davis and capped his Colorado tenure with a strong 14-point performance against Oklahoma in the College Basketball Crown. With two seasons of eligibility remaining, he becomes an intriguing prospect for programs seeking a experienced, sharpshooting guard.

His departure marks the fourth Colorado player to enter the portal this cycle, joining guards Isaiah Johnson and forwards Sebastian Rancik and Bangot Dak. As the Buffaloes look to rebuild, the transfer portal giveth and taketh away, setting the stage for a crucial offseason of roster construction.