FILE - In this Jan. 6, 2016 file photo, Colorado State's Emmanuel Omogbo shoots against UNLV during an NCAA college basketball game in Fort Collins, Colo. Omogbo gave Colorado State an emotional lift in an 83-79 win over Air Force on Wednesday, Jan. 20, a day after losing his parents and two young relatives in a house fire. Fire officials in Maryland said Caroline and Samson Omogbo died at the scene in a blaze early Tuesday in Chillum. His sister's 2-year-old twins were taken to a hospital, where they died. (Austin Humphreys/The Coloradoan via AP)

FORT COLLINS | A fund set up by the Colorado State University athletic department to help basketball player Emmanuel Omogbo after his parents and two other relatives died in a fire has raised more than $84,000.

FILE - In this Jan. 6, 2016 file photo, Colorado State's Emmanuel Omogbo shoots against UNLV during an NCAA college basketball game in Fort Collins, Colo. Omogbo gave Colorado State an emotional lift in an 83-79 win over Air Force on Wednesday, Jan. 20, a day after losing his parents and two young relatives in a house fire. Fire officials in Maryland said Caroline and Samson Omogbo died at the scene in a blaze early Tuesday in Chillum. His sister's 2-year-old twins were taken to a hospital, where they died. (Austin Humphreys/The Coloradoan via AP)

Caroline and Samson Omogbo died at the scene in a blaze early Tuesday in Chillum, Maryland. His sister’s 2-year-old twins were taken to a hospital, where they died.

The Coloradoan reports (https://noconow.co/1RYPm9T ) that CSU set up a GoFundMe Wednesday and as of Friday morning it has earned more than $84,000.

Under NCAA rules, money from the fund can be used to cover costs of temporary housing for family members, replacing items lost in the fire, medical expenses and funeral expenses.

Omogbo played in CSU’s Wednesday night game at Air Force before traveling home Thursday to meet with the rest of his family.