By Brian Howell, Boulder Daily Camera/BuffZone: The University of Colorado athletic department has a new sponsor.
On Monday, CU announced a partnership with Synchronicity, a Superior-based company that produces full-spectrum hemp oil.
The five-year agreement between Synchronicity and Buffalo Sports Properties (BSP), the multimedia rights holder for CU athletics, is worth around $2.5 million, Synchronicity CEO Andrew Campbell told BuffZone.com.
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