Polls Archive

• Medium. There are still any number of variables at work here. It seems more likely than it did a few weeks ago, but I'm still not convinced its going to happen (at least on September 5th) (48%, 113 Votes)
• High. Teams are already getting permission to head back to campus for workouts. By September, we'll have this figured out, and the Buffs will be playing the Rams (28%, 67 Votes)
• Low. The NCAA allowing for workouts is just the first of many hurdles for football being played. I can see non-conference games being post-poned, or even canceled (24%, 57 Votes)

Start Date: May 21, 2020 @ 6:06 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Yes. Assuming that proper precautions are being taken, I'm all in on going to see my Buffs at Folsom! (41%, 113 Votes)
• Maybe ... The past month has seen significant advances. If progress continues on its current pace, I would definitely consider attending games this fall (29%, 80 Votes)
• No ... but that's because I don't attend football games (distance, cost, etc.) anyway (16%, 44 Votes)
• No. Even if the school says its safe, I can't see being in a crowd of 50,000 anytime soon. I would take a pass on attending any sporting events this fall (14%, 39 Votes)

Start Date: May 20, 2020 @ 5:48 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That CU legend Ceal Barry announced her retirement. Almost 40 years as a Buff, Ceal went first-class in everything she did, and truly bled black-and-gold (47%, 86 Votes)
• That Colorado governor Jared Polis said he felt there would be a way to let some fans attend games while keeping social distancing guidelines (38%, 69 Votes)
• That the CU football team was 103rd in the nation (11th in the Pac-12) in APR scores ... though somewhat forgivable considering the Buffs went through three coaches in 13 months (15%, 28 Votes)

Start Date: May 19, 2020 @ 4:48 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• 0 ... As in the number of Covid-19 deaths reported by the CDC for ages 15-24 in the states of Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, Utah and Washington (53%, 91 Votes)
• 300 ... As in 300 million dollars, on average, Pac-12 schools will lose if students are not on campus this fall (31%, 54 Votes)
• 80 ... As in the percentage of athletic budgets which are dependent (media, ticket sales, donations) on football. No football = massive cuts for Olympic sports (16%, 27 Votes)

Start Date: May 18, 2020 @ 5:07 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I could see it, but if - and only if - the rest of the nation is doing something similar, or if California (and/or Oregon and Arizona) shut down and a number of Pac-12 schools aren't playing at all (63%, 128 Votes)
• Definitely disagree. CU, with its record the past 15 years, is already considered to be a lower rung Power Five school. A schedule against almost all Mountain West schools? Very bad optics (26%, 53 Votes)
• Agree. Playing CSU, Air Force, and Wyoming would generate great local interest, as would games against Utah, BYU and Boise State (11%, 21 Votes)

Start Date: May 17, 2020 @ 5:19 pm
End Date: No Expiry