Polls Archive

• I like it. Trading two road games (including a very difficult game against Texas A&M) for games against Oregon State and Cal? Not a bad trade off (40%, 52 Votes)
• Never gonna happen. The Pac-12 is isolated (and ignored nationally) enough as it is. Conference-only games will only help keep the Pac-12 from national relevance (31%, 40 Votes)
• I would not be a fan. Two of the games given up would be against Mountain West opponents - two games Buff fans are counting on to help the Buffs get to six wins and bowl eligibility (29%, 39 Votes)

Start Date: May 16, 2020 @ 6:05 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I just hope that Pac-12 leaders (and leaders in state's with Pac-12 teams) will watch what happens closely, and learn how best to protect their student-athletes - and make the season a reality (44%, 59 Votes)
• Not a surprise. The SEC drives the college football bus. Other conferences can either jump on board ... or be left behind (40%, 53 Votes)
• I don't see it actually happening. There are still too many questions to be answered before students - or student-athletes - should be back on any campus (16%, 22 Votes)

Start Date: May 15, 2020 @ 6:16 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• On Oregon governor banning group activity until October 1: "I’d hope and expect the officials in Oregon will stay open-minded and let the data and the science and let the medical experts guide us" (45%, 48 Votes)
• On sports without students on campus: "We’ve felt that if our campuses are uncomfortable having students back on campus, we could not envision having student-athletes back on campus competing" (31%, 33 Votes)
• On the possibility of fans in the stands: "I would expect there are differences state-by-state in terms of when fans are allowed to attend games" (24%, 25 Votes)

Start Date: May 14, 2020 @ 5:52 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Much ado about nothing. There will be news - and decisions made - in the next few weeks/months, but nothing that any entity/individual says right now has little bearing on the final decision-making (68%, 115 Votes)
• Whistling past the graveyard. The Pac-12, as we have seen from the pronouncements from state officials in Oregon and California, isn't a factor. It won't matter what the Pac-12 wants/thinks/says (23%, 38 Votes)
• I like it. The Pac-12 needs to be at the forefront of this discussion, and conference members need to act in a unified manner (9%, 15 Votes)

Start Date: May 13, 2020 @ 5:23 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• It is what it is ... just another example of how far behind CU was put by the departure of Midnight Mel. It's going to take months - perhaps years - to get caught up on recruiting (45%, 105 Votes)
• Some 424 prospects of the 627 commits did so after the shut down. If official visits return this summer/fall, there will also be a historic number of de-commitments ... and CU can catch up (30%, 70 Votes)
• It's worrisome - Some 627 commits already (compared to 302 at this time last year). Seems like CU is missing out on the Recruiting Class of 2021 ... and there's not much they can do about it (25%, 60 Votes)

Start Date: May 12, 2020 @ 5:20 pm
End Date: No Expiry