Polls Archive

• Harris can still return to Colorado, but, even if he doesn't, this is just the way the world works these days. As long as CU is active (and successful) in bringing in transfers, we'll call it good (46%, 132 Votes)
• Nothing against the young man, but other true freshmen found their way onto the field. Maybe, just maybe, Harris wasn't as great as he was projected to be by the recruiting analysts (37%, 107 Votes)
• A devastating announcement. One of the top rated recruits out of the Class of 2021, this is not a player CU can afford to lose. Not liking how recruiting is going under Dorrell & Co. (17%, 49 Votes)

Start Date: December 31, 2020 @ 6:35 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Certainly satisfied. Very few (if any) had CU with a winning season and a bowl bid. Optimism muted after the bad losses to end the season, but satisfied overall (61%, 211 Votes)
• Very pleased. Raise your hand if you had CU landing the Pac-12 Coach of the Year and the Offensive Player of the Year ... that's what I thought. A great year, with optimism for the future (21%, 72 Votes)
• You're only as good as your last game. Concerns about how the Buffs finished the season, and the lower ranked recruiting Class, are legitimate. Fingers crossed, but the trends are not positive (18%, 65 Votes)

Start Date: December 30, 2020 @ 6:13 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm just wondering if out of the ashes of another Alamo Bowl rout, the phoenix which will rise will be CU's starting quarterback, Brendon Lewis, for 2021 and beyond (45%, 181 Votes)
• An utter embarrassment. To have a backup quarterback make the Colorado defense look like fools - absurd. The Buffs were out-talented, out-prepared, and out-classed. (28%, 114 Votes)
• It will be hard to remember, but it was a 17-10 game at halftime. Lessons were learned, and will leave the Buffs hungry for the 2021 season. Tough right now, but perspective and patience is required (27%, 107 Votes)

Start Date: December 29, 2020 @ 11:23 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Hate to say it, but it seems like opponents have figured CU out (early 13-0 deficit to Arizona; 28-0 run by Utah). Texas has too many weapons. Fingers crossed, but I see a comfortable Texas victory (35%, 118 Votes)
• The Buffs are motivated, while the Longhorns are not (five of seven captains opted out; one injured). The Buffs will surprise, and come home with a trophy! (33%, 111 Votes)
• I can see the game being sloppy (with all of the new players on the field). That alone should help the Buffs keep it close. Probably not a CU victory, but I can see CU beating the spread (9.5-points) (32%, 104 Votes)

Start Date: December 28, 2020 @ 6:09 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• No ... but it should be offset by the number of Texas starters who have opted out. It's up to the CU offense to exploit the holes in the Texas defense more than UT exploits the loss of Landman (64%, 191 Votes)
• No. You don't get first-team All-Pac-12 (and Butkus Award candidates) at CU every day. You can anticipate the Longhorns exploiting the lack of experience (and drop in talent) in the linebacker corps (30%, 89 Votes)
• Yes. It's not as if the CU coaches and players haven't had time to adjust to the loss of Landman (like the second half of the Utah game). I look for the "next man up" for the Buffs to play well (6%, 19 Votes)

Start Date: December 27, 2020 @ 5:39 pm
End Date: No Expiry