Kiszla either didn't want to (or didn't know) mention the TV contract with the NCAA ends, I think, after the 2023 season. TV owns a majority of college sports. Expect conference realignments at the same time the contract near the ends and the new one starts. TV will tell its employees, who are the NCAA and member schools, what matchups it would like to see multiple times over a longterm deal. The employees say, "Yes, master."

That means some conferences will change to make those matchups happen. Since CU is a member of TV's favorite Power 5, it's possible CU will be forced to play a certain non-conference schedule that does not include CSU. 

Before the Big 10 was told by TV to add Maryland and Rutgers, the Big 10 and PAC were discussing a long term, home-and-home football schedule over multiple years. Something like USC-Ohio State could have been in the works by now. That could come back in the next five years. It should. That could alter non-conference scheduling and rivalries.