Polls Archive

• Excellent news! The first Power Five program to ink a deal with a sports gaming company - and it couldn't come at a better time for CU's athletic department budget (40%, 79 Votes)
• I liked the part where it was announced that funds would be earmarked for the CU athletic department’s Scripps Leadership and Career Development Program. A win/win situation for CU's student-athletes (35%, 69 Votes)
• I'm not sure I like the optics. Sure, sports gambling is now gaining legal status in more states (including Colorado), but having a collegiate athletics program promoting it? Not sure I like the idea (25%, 52 Votes)

Start Date: September 8, 2020 @ 5:07 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• It's nice to see that all three players taken in the 2020 draft, including seventh rounder Arlington Hambright, made their respective rosters (42%, 66 Votes)
• It is what it is, and with the new rules, there are several Buffs who have made practice squads and injured reserve lists, who still could see the field this fall (33%, 52 Votes)
• Sad to see the numbers continuing to dwindle. There were 16 former Buffs on NFL rosters at the end of the season. Sorry to see the CU legacy of producing NFL talent continuing to decline (25%, 38 Votes)

Start Date: September 7, 2020 @ 4:40 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• 1998: CU 42, No. 15 CSU 14 - The first Rocky Mountain Showdown in Denver. The largest crowd to witness a collegiate game in the state watches a Buff rout (35%, 39 Votes)
• 2001: CU 41, No. 24 CSU 14 - Buffs rebound from season-opening loss to Fresno State to down ranked Rams; set the stage for Big 12 title run (25%, 28 Votes)
• 2004: CU 27, CSU 24 - Goal line stand in final minute preserves Buff victory in the "Marcus Houston" game (a/k/a the "Win one for the Stripper" game) (25%, 28 Votes)
• 1997: No. 8 CU 31, No. 24 CSU 21 - The only game played between the teams when both were ranked. Buffs rally from 14-7 halftime deficit (15%, 15 Votes)

Start Date: September 6, 2020 @ 5:51 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Not a surprising result. The Rams often play well to start (especially when they have all of Fall Camp to prepare for the Buffs), but CU's talent won out. Well done, Buffs! (46%, 42 Votes)
• I'm just sorry that Pac-12 games were not played this weekend (though, from all predictions about the USC/Alabama game, I'm guessing Clay Helton is not as sorry) (31%, 28 Votes)
• I don't think 38-17 is a fair representation of how bad the Buffs would have won. The 57-3 result seems more realistic to me. CSU is a dumpster fire right now (23%, 21 Votes)

Start Date: September 5, 2020 @ 5:33 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That Utah furloughed the entire athletic department (including AD and coaches). It doesn't get more drastic than that, folks. No football or basketball practices for the foreseeable future (52%, 71 Votes)
• That Lane Kiffin said that there were at least two SEC schools which couldn't play this weekend. "Postponements" are becoming commonplace - can cancellations be far behind? (22%, 30 Votes)
• That Larry Scott said that there is a "high degree" of confidence that the Pac-12 will play in January. With the new testing, that seems like a realistic goal (17%, 23 Votes)
• That teams which play an eight-game spring schedule can have a 15-practice ramp up, but those who start later in the fall (read: Big Ten) cannot. So much for Big Ten Thanksgiving football (9%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: September 4, 2020 @ 6:49 pm
End Date: No Expiry