Polls Archive

• Gradual upward trajectory: It's going to take another year or two, but Karl Dorrell has the program heading in the right direction. I'm cautiously optimistic about my Buffs (36%, 80 Votes)
• About the same as last year: The team is better, but the schedule is more difficult. Sad to say it, but CU has another 4-8 season in its immediate future (25%, 55 Votes)
• Gradual downward trajectory: With CU losing talent faster than it can be developed, the slow decline into the abyss is inevitable (16%, 35 Votes)
• Steep downward trajectory: Top RB gone; top WR gone; 3/4 of secondary gone ... and that was from a 4-8 team. This season is a disaster in the making (16%, 35 Votes)
• Steep upward trajectory: Quality coaches are finally in place, and there is buy-in by the players. I'm not saying CU will shock the college football world this year, but they may come close (7%, 16 Votes)

Start Date: May 6, 2022 @ 4:29 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Kliavkoff: “Either the NCAA is going to get its act together in enforcing this, or I’m going to be pushing for a smaller group to figure out how to create and enforce the NIL rules". Go George! (54%, 74 Votes)
• I'm glad to see that the situation has gotten so bad so fast that commissioners are getting involved. Fingers crossed that there will be some positive results from these meetings (26%, 36 Votes)
• CU athletic director Rick George was part of a committee which spent two years trying to get headway on national legislation on NIL, with no success. Meetings generate sound bites, but no results (20%, 26 Votes)

Start Date: May 5, 2022 @ 4:28 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• It's already too late. The foxes were left in charge of the hen house when the NCAA couldn't get NIL legislation passed, and let the Transfer Portal become a "highest bidder" exchange (47%, 76 Votes)
• As Smith put it: "At the end of the day, we need different rules". The divide between the Power Five and the rest of college football will only grow. Time to break away (33%, 54 Votes)
• I agree with Rick George that college football needs somebody to oversee the sport in the same way college basketball is run with Dan Gavitt, who is the senior vice president of basketball at the NCAA (20%, 32 Votes)

Start Date: May 4, 2022 @ 4:31 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Carson Wells - NFL.com profile: "He has good play strength and excellent eyes with the ability to process and respond to play design like an inside linebacker" (49%, 106 Votes)
• Nate Landman - NFL.com profile: "Four-year starter with excellent intangibles ... Good ability to key and diagnose the blocking scheme" (42%, 91 Votes)
• Mustafa Johnson - NFL.com profile: "He's a plus athlete with good balance and change of direction to bolster his pass rush when he's on the move" (9%, 18 Votes)

Start Date: May 3, 2022 @ 4:42 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• A tough day for CU men's basketball. It's not a surprise that Walker has opted to go pro, but it hurts that his assumed replacement, Bobi Klintman, has also defected (57%, 106 Votes)
• Another day, another CU loss of talented players. If the South Park guys (or other donors) don't step up soon, there won't be anyone left in the Champions Center (or Events Center) to cheer for (29%, 54 Votes)
• They are still just reports, but if both prove true, this is a big blow. CU was projected by ESPN to be a tournament team before ... I wonder if CU will still rate an NCAA bid projection (14%, 26 Votes)

Start Date: May 2, 2022 @ 4:38 pm
End Date: No Expiry