Polls Archive

• I'm not seeing it. Utah will be good, but not good enough for the playoffs, USC still has work to do, and Oregon and Washington have new coaches. Maybe next year, but not in 2022 (38%, 53 Votes)
• Sorry, but until or unless my Buffs are a part of the CFP conversation, I'm not interested. The Playoffs are a battle of which team spends the most on players, and I no longer care (36%, 50 Votes)
• I would have to agree. If USC is going to be as good as everyone thinks, there are now at least three options - USC, Utah, and Oregon - to have a highly-ranked team make the CFP (26%, 35 Votes)

Start Date: May 20, 2022 @ 4:43 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The problem is the schedule – there’s no base of certain wins to count on. This might be a better team without the great record to show for it (48%, 64 Votes)
• Converting on third down will change everything. Just get to 40ish% – CU did that just three times after ripping through Northern Colorado (32% for the year) – and the offense will be far better (41%, 55 Votes)
• The pass rush has been addressed this offseason as a main focus in spring ball, and it should be better. At least that’s the hope. Get to the QB more, and everything else should start to work. (11%, 15 Votes)

Start Date: May 19, 2022 @ 4:44 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I like it. It will help the conference put its best foot forward when it comes to College Football Playoff selection time. It can't hurt the Pac-12 in the national picture (50%, 87 Votes)
• Too bad this wasn't in effect two years ago, as Colorado would have had a shot at the Pac-12 title, instead of USC playing second-place Oregon in the championship game (34%, 58 Votes)
• Not a big fan. If CU and Oregon are both 10-2, any guess which team the conference will try and find a way to put into the title game? CU another step away from national relevance (16%, 28 Votes)

Start Date: May 18, 2022 @ 4:23 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• We'll see. There's still three months before kickoff. I would suspect that the line will come down some over the summer, but the Buffs are likely to remain at least a touchdown underdog (50%, 110 Votes)
• Probably about right. The line is consistent with the expectations for the Buffs ... players lost to the Transfer Portal, struggling offense, wholesale coaching changes. It's going to be a tough year (36%, 79 Votes)
• You're kidding, right? TCU went 5-7 last season. With a bowl bid on the line in the finale, the Horned Frogs lost to Iowa State, 48-14. Bring 'em on! (14%, 29 Votes)

Start Date: May 17, 2022 @ 4:38 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Wilner tends to be negative, but in this instance, he's right. Until or unless Brendon Lewis (or J.T. Shrout) can prove they can win with regularity in the Pac-12, CU will be a question mark (69%, 134 Votes)
• Wilner tends to be negative towards CU, which is reason enough to ignore his rankings (though Buff fans need to be prepared for another 100 days of negative reports about the Buffs and their chances) (21%, 40 Votes)
• Wilner tends to be negative towards CU, and here it's unwarranted. No fewer than seven Pac-12 teams will be starting transfers - and they're all better than a returning starter? I don't think so (10%, 19 Votes)

Start Date: May 16, 2022 @ 4:32 pm
End Date: No Expiry