Polls Archive

• Yes. If the Pac-12 is to have any hope of getting into the College Football Playoffs with any regularity, you can't have an 8-4 division champ upsetting the conference's best team (38%, 65 Votes)
• Depends ... When the College Football Playoff expands (and it should in a few years), the Pac-12 winner will get in regardless of record. Taking away divisions solves a problem which will solve itself (38%, 64 Votes)
• No. The conference doesn't have to lower its standards to try and placate the power brokers. If the Pac-12 just wants USC and Oregon to play for the title every year, just say so and we can get on it (24%, 40 Votes)

Start Date: May 9, 2022 @ 4:28 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That Wiley - and the rest of the offensive line - has an actual offensive line coach in Kyle DeVan, and are moving past the Mitch Rodrigue era (69%, 111 Votes)
• That, despite being a member of the Recruiting Class of 2019, Wiley is only a sophomore in terms of eligibility, and has a chance to be a four-year starter at left tackle (24%, 38 Votes)
• That, despite the issues of the 2021 season, that Wiley gained invaluable experience for the 2022 season and beyond (7%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: May 8, 2022 @ 5:03 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• CU is so far behind the curve it really doesn't matter. The top 24-36 teams should break away, form a semi-pro league, and let the remaining schools get on with playing football for championships (46%, 83 Votes)
• Yes. I'm amazed, shocked, dismayed and disappointed this hasn't already happened. If CU is going to compete for players (and keep the ones it has), a collective is a necessary means to that end (43%, 77 Votes)
• No. Collectives are unregulated, and few (if any) schools are playing by the rules which are already on the books concerning inducements. CU should stay above the fray (11%, 21 Votes)

Start Date: May 7, 2022 @ 4:40 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Gradual upward trajectory: It's going to take another year or two, but Karl Dorrell has the program heading in the right direction. I'm cautiously optimistic about my Buffs (36%, 80 Votes)
• About the same as last year: The team is better, but the schedule is more difficult. Sad to say it, but CU has another 4-8 season in its immediate future (25%, 55 Votes)
• Steep downward trajectory: Top RB gone; top WR gone; 3/4 of secondary gone ... and that was from a 4-8 team. This season is a disaster in the making (16%, 35 Votes)
• Gradual downward trajectory: With CU losing talent faster than it can be developed, the slow decline into the abyss is inevitable (16%, 35 Votes)
• Steep upward trajectory: Quality coaches are finally in place, and there is buy-in by the players. I'm not saying CU will shock the college football world this year, but they may come close (7%, 16 Votes)

Start Date: May 6, 2022 @ 4:29 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Kliavkoff: “Either the NCAA is going to get its act together in enforcing this, or I’m going to be pushing for a smaller group to figure out how to create and enforce the NIL rules". Go George! (54%, 74 Votes)
• I'm glad to see that the situation has gotten so bad so fast that commissioners are getting involved. Fingers crossed that there will be some positive results from these meetings (26%, 36 Votes)
• CU athletic director Rick George was part of a committee which spent two years trying to get headway on national legislation on NIL, with no success. Meetings generate sound bites, but no results (20%, 26 Votes)

Start Date: May 5, 2022 @ 4:28 pm
End Date: No Expiry