Polls Archive

• I hate it. It's bad enough that 8-4 teams will make a 16-team playoff, but with 28? Just go 7-5 and you're in the mix. Not a fan of rewarding mediocrity, and making a mockery of the regular season (52%, 66 Votes)
• I'm thinking of this from the perspective of a Buff fan. The 9-3 Buffs would have made the playoffs last season, and probably would have hosted a playoff game at Folsom. Count me in! (36%, 45 Votes)
• I like it. Seven guaranteed bids for SEC/Big Ten; five for Big 12/ACC; two for G6 and two at large, it would be a fun December/January every year. An advantage for the Big Two, but not a huge one (12%, 15 Votes)

Start Date: August 16, 2025 @ 3:48 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The Wolverines avoided punitive penalties such as a postseason ban or the vacating of victories, including during the 2023 national championship season. CU had to vacate wins for much less ... figures (50%, 49 Votes)
• I like it. Hit schools with penalties which mean the most - financial penalties. Michigan has plenty of cash, to be sure, but fines which could reach $30 million are significant (32%, 31 Votes)
• I get a kick out of the three-game suspension for coach Sherrone Moore, who will miss games against Central Michigan, Western Michigan ... and Nebraska. Sitting out Michigan's easiest games? (18%, 18 Votes)

Start Date: August 15, 2025 @ 4:51 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Tough day to be a Buff. Coach Prime has helped make CU relevant, but unless CU gets some big time donations, the Buffs won't be competitive in the Big 12 ... in the very near future (39%, 51 Votes)
• Nice day to be a Jayhawk. Huge donations helped make Oklahoma State relevant years ago. We'll see what huge donations mean to Kansas and Texas Tech. Watch out, Big 12! (31%, 40 Votes)
• Here's hoping that the $300 million donor is more interested in basketball, and buys the basketball team a title, while not buying too many football players (30%, 39 Votes)

Start Date: August 14, 2025 @ 4:32 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• This just reminds me of the time when Michigan refused to issue an injury report or a depth chart, and Dave Plati sent out a depth chart with cartoon characters as starters ... those were the days (54%, 57 Votes)
• We'll see how it plays out. There is still plenty of room for teams to manipulate their rosters. Gamesmanship will continue. I'll be interested to see which teams are the worst offenders (31%, 33 Votes)
• I like it. It wasn't all that long ago that schools would issue injury reports, and fans would have at least some idea of what was going on with their team (and their opponents). This is a good move (15%, 16 Votes)

Start Date: August 13, 2025 @ 4:37 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Colorado (+4.0) v. Georgia Tech. Yes, CU has to replace a great in the roster, but anyone paying attention to the returning quality knows that CU will be tough to beat at Folsom this year (78%, 115 Votes)
• Baylor (+2.5) v. Auburn. Baylor is supposed to be one of the best teams in the Big 12, while Auburn is in the lower half of the SEC. Too much credit given to the Tigers; not enough to the Bears (14%, 21 Votes)
• Cincinnati (+6.5) v. Nebraska (at Arrowhead Stadium). For the 25th consecutive year, Nebraska is overrated. I don't know if Cincinnati will win outright, but betting on Nebraska? No chance (8%, 11 Votes)

Start Date: August 12, 2025 @ 8:19 pm
End Date: No Expiry