Polls Archive

• Middle third. It's nice to have a significant influx of transfers, CU has, as offensive line coach Bill O'Boyle put it, "a lot of work to do". Cautious optimism is all we can have right now (71%, 164 Votes)
• Bottom third. The offensive line is one of the more difficult units to improve, and it won't come over night. This unit was horrible last season; merely adequate this year will be an improvement (16%, 37 Votes)
• Top third. With the transfers, CU coaches now have a total of eight linemen who were all starting last fall. The returning starters with the infusion of talent will give CU a much better line (13%, 29 Votes)

Start Date: February 24, 2023 @ 5:27 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Sure, it looks like another good pickup, but CU had already picked up eight new receivers this offseason (a school record). Now it's nine? Some quality offensive and defensive linemen, please! (46%, 117 Votes)
• Love it! We were excited about Jimmy Horn, Jr. coming to CU from South Florida ... and now CU is getting Weaver, who actually led the Bulls in receiving the last two seasons? Gimme! (38%, 95 Votes)
• CU is now hovering around 95 scholarship players. Every new one in means an existing player is leaving. I hope that Weaver adds more than what CU is losing from the player who will be cut (16%, 40 Votes)

Start Date: February 23, 2023 @ 5:38 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The total aggregate following for the program’s individual and team social media accounts also has increased by 500% since Sanders’ hiring at CU; registrants for NIL have increased 258% (79%, 147 Votes)
• Subscriptions to Sanders Jr.’s YouTube channel have rocketed to about 250,000, up from about 80,000 in late November; the video of Coach Prime's first meeting with the team has been viewed 4.2 times (15%, 27 Votes)
• Travis Hunter has 136,000 subscribers on YouTube and 560,000 followers on Instagram, where he has promoted Celsius energy drink, one of his NIL sponsors (6%, 11 Votes)

Start Date: February 22, 2023 @ 5:27 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• We'll see. The only way to even consider going to ten conference games is if the Pac-12 expands. Until that happens, a nine-game conference schedule has every team playing every other team. Done (47%, 87 Votes)
• No. If anything, the conference should go to eight conference games (until all conferences agree to play nine). Every extra conference game means the Pac-12 goes 6-6 that week, and that hurts rankings (47%, 86 Votes)
• Yes. If other Power Five schools are going to back out of playing Pac-12 schools, the conference will need extra conference games to get the additional TV revenue (6%, 11 Votes)

Start Date: February 21, 2023 @ 5:22 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Allowing the clock to restart the game after an incomplete pass once the ball is spotted for play. Where do I start? This shouldn't even be considered! (56%, 117 Votes)
• Allowing the clock to continue to run after a first down, except for the final two minutes of the game. This is a rule which makes college football unique ... don't change it! (28%, 58 Votes)
• No longer extending first or third quarters for an untimed down on a defensive penalty ... If they want to "shorten" the game, how's about cutting out a few minutes of commercials? (16%, 34 Votes)

Start Date: February 20, 2023 @ 5:25 pm
End Date: No Expiry