Polls Archive

• Sounds about right. CU recruits players with few P5 offers, get their best players taken by other teams, and refuse to participate in NIL. Attention, Champions Center top floors: You reap what you sow (48%, 98 Votes)
• You have to love the fact that three former Buffs made the All-Pac-12 team. Wonder if they would have made the team if they still played for CU. Another sad day for the Buff Nation. Sigh (37%, 77 Votes)
• Just a sign that the west coast media pays as little (or even less) attention to CU as the preseason magazines. Nothing to see here (15%, 31 Votes)

Start Date: July 26, 2022 @ 4:34 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That the top six remaining teams in the Pac-12 (including Colorado) have all been better draws on television than any of the eight returning Big 12 teams (46%, 97 Votes)
• That Colorado, even in the (mostly) dreadful run since 2015, has still been a better draw than five of the nine other "Pac-10" teams (including Utah, Cal and ASU) (39%, 82 Votes)
• That Pac-12 After Dark (despite not being favored by the fan base) will be the Pac-12's secret weapon in future negotiations with the networks (15%, 33 Votes)

Start Date: July 25, 2022 @ 4:26 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Frank Filip (on impact of new head coach Kyle DeVan: "It’s like the blindfold’s been taken off and everyone’s getting better every day" (82%, 161 Votes)
• Jake Wiley: “I feel like this year has gotta be a real big year for myself and the whole O-line as a unit ... We’re gonna be real good this year. I’m excited to go out there and just play" (14%, 27 Votes)
• Austin Johnson: “Coaches matter, but to a point we have really just been able to stick together as a group and come together and that’s all that matters. I love the boys in the group" (4%, 8 Votes)

Start Date: July 24, 2022 @ 4:24 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I hope that he is wrong. There is no scenario where Oregon and Washington will stay if the Big Ten offers, so the best option for CU is the Big 12 - I hope that's what works out (53%, 83 Votes)
• Wilner showing his Bay area and west coast bias again. It's true that it wouldn't make sense to take the mountain schools if Oregon and Washington were available, but they probably aren't going (26%, 41 Votes)
• "If all the Pac-12 schools are available, why would the Big 12 only take the Four Corners when the real value lies in the Oregon and Washington brands and the Bay Area media market?" - Makes sense (21%, 34 Votes)

Start Date: July 23, 2022 @ 4:50 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Not going to work because it can't work. If the players get a slice of the pie, there won't be enough pie to fund the non-revenue sports. Title IX lawsuits, here we come (54%, 65 Votes)
• The next inevitable step. Some programs (read: the top 24-36) will be able to afford to have a revenue sharing program. They will form their own league, and the rest can go back to playing football (26%, 31 Votes)
• It makes some sense on a superficial level. This is just the slow (?) evolution towards salaried players. May as get it over with before the next TV deals are signed (20%, 25 Votes)

Start Date: July 22, 2022 @ 8:18 pm
End Date: No Expiry