Pac-12 votes to all voluntary workouts for all sports after June 15th. Thoughts?
- Actually, I think the bigger news story of the day was CU announcing there will be students on campus this fall. Without CU bringing students back, it wouldn't have mattered what the Pac-12 said (71%, 141 Votes)
- Great news! We are now one step closer to getting Buffs back in Boulder with their coaches, and one step closer to having a 2020 season (24%, 47 Votes)
- Not news - yet. Until CU jumps through the state and county hoops, the Buffs are still at risk of being left behind by other teams in the conference (5%, 11 Votes)
Start Date: May 26, 2020 @ 5:37 pm
End Date: No Expiry
What to you sounds like the biggest highlight of the 2002 season?
- The Buffs defeating Nebraska in Lincoln, setting a number of (negative) records for the Cornhuskers, including NU's record run in the Associated Press poll (85%, 169 Votes)
- Jeremy Bloom's (then record) 94-yard touchdown reception against No. 13 Kansas State, together with Donald Strickland's fourth-and-goal stop (11%, 21 Votes)
- Running back Chris Brown going for 309 rushing yards against Kansas, only the third 300-yard rushing game in CU history (4%, 10 Votes)
Start Date: May 25, 2020 @ 5:00 pm
End Date: No Expiry
Oregon governor to "make sure Ducks are not at a competitive disadvantage". Meanwhile, in Colorado ...
- It's nice bluster from a politician, but I anticipate that the Pac-12 Presidents will vote for some uniformity in opening, and CU will go along so as not to be left behind (54%, 90 Votes)
- It won't be the Pac-12 that saves CU, but the Broncos. Coloradoans don't care about the Buffs, but they do love their Broncos, and if the NFL can play, so can CU (29%, 49 Votes)
- Ne-ver gonna happen. Colorado and/or Boulder County will make sure CU continues to lag behind other schools in opening, continuing CU's disadvantages (17%, 28 Votes)
Start Date: May 24, 2020 @ 5:47 pm
End Date: No Expiry
Athlon's Preseason Top 25 includes only three CU opponents. Thoughts?
- Not news for CU. This is the same publication which will (almost assuredly) again pick CU to finish last. Ignore preseason magazines - or prepare to be disappointed (again) (63%, 95 Votes)
- Good news for CU. It shows that the Pac-12 will be wide open. With the right coaches and the right attitude, CU can compete in almost every game this fall (24%, 36 Votes)
- Bad news for CU ... and the Pac-12. With only USC and Oregon being ranked, the Pac-12 continues its slow descent into irrelevance nationally (13%, 21 Votes)
Start Date: May 23, 2020 @ 6:41 pm
End Date: No Expiry
Pac-12 Presidents to vote next week on whether to allow for voluntary workouts in June. Thoughts?
- Good news for CU and the Pac-12. The SEC is opening up June 8th, and the Pac-12 needs to keep pace with the rest of the nation (54%, 75 Votes)
- We'll see. Each school will have its own rules. We'll see if CU opens up for players, or is left behind (again) (41%, 56 Votes)
- Not great news. Voluntary workouts in June are not important. As long as teams get six to eight weeks to prepare before the season, CU and other Pac-12 schools shouldn't rush to reopen (5%, 7 Votes)
Start Date: May 22, 2020 @ 5:04 pm
End Date: No Expiry
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The Buffs need to wear the silver and gold that are the official school colors. Black jerseys are OK as the’ve been around for a long time, but out with the black helmets–and the white ones too. Gold helmets with silver pants, alternating with silver helmets and gold pants would be good. Nix on all black and all white!!
‘SkoBuffs!! Drub the Nubs.
Stuart, your polls are so thoughtful and on point. Appreciate you doing this and sharing it with your CUAtTheGame community.
Did Coach Hagan just let the cat out of the bag regarding Colorado’s starting QB?
Wouldn’t mind the Cheez-It Bowl at all, as I have connections at Kellogg’s (owns Cheez-it) who could get me tickets!! Is that Cheezy??? 🙂