Polls Archive

• It is what it is. I guess there is something to be said for continuity and having Shurmur and his players have a full off-season together. Now, about that defensive coordinator position ... (56%, 166 Votes)
• Not good news. Anyone who watched CU's play-calling in the second half of the season after Shurmur took over has to be concerned about a Shurmur led offense in 2024 (27%, 81 Votes)
• Good news. While Bronco fans have some PTSD over Shurmur, he has been a head coach and an OC in the NFL. Shedeur (and his father) trust him - that's good enough for me (17%, 50 Votes)

Start Date: January 15, 2024 @ 5:36 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That the No. 5 CU women won a big game over No. 9 Stanford (a rare win over the Cardinal), setting up a showdown against two Top Ten L.A. schools next weekend (54%, 153 Votes)
• That Arizona lost its head coach to Washington. The Wildcats would have been one of the favorites in the new Big 12 next fall. Now? Not so much (and Arizona fans deserve it) (36%, 102 Votes)
• That Tad Boyle's Buffs rallied from a 16-point first half deficit to defeat USC. With the Oregon schools coming to town next weekend, CU couldn't afford a fourth straight loss (10%, 26 Votes)

Start Date: January 14, 2024 @ 5:24 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• We'll see. Rispress is a good pickup, but Thurman was mentioned as one of the potential candidates for CU's next defensive coordinator. CU now needs a better hire than Thomas to make this a plus (65%, 118 Votes)
• A net gain. Rispress is a great recruiter, and had great success with Florida A&M. Dennis Thurman is a famous name, but he was just one of the directors of quality control. Welcome, Mr. Rispress! (29%, 52 Votes)
• A net loss. Dennis Thurman may have not had the title of a coach, but the fact that he was hired away as a defensive coordinator tells you his value. Sorry to see Dennis Thurman go (6%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: January 13, 2024 @ 5:40 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm just glad that the hiring of DeBoer will put an end to the talk of Coach Prime leaving CU for Alabama (or to Florida State if Mike Norvell had taken the Alabama job) (38%, 86 Votes)
• Makes sense for DeBoer to strike while the iron is hot. It's going to be difficult for the Huskies to get back to the national championship game as a member of the Big Ten (35%, 79 Votes)
• I'm just disappointed that Oregon's Dan Lanning didn't take the job - to keep Oregon's reputation as a stepping stone program ... and to watch Lanning flame out in Tuscaloosa (27%, 62 Votes)

Start Date: January 12, 2024 @ 6:46 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• A net gain. CU has plenty of defensive backs with Power Five talent, so Robinson probably wouldn't have played much this fall. Carter can help fill a big hole (literally) is CU's defensive line (64%, 156 Votes)
• Pretty neutral. It's probably a good thing that Robinson is moving on, freeing up a scholarship, but I'd rather see Coach Prime find another linebacker to replace the loss of DJ Lundy (34%, 84 Votes)
• A net loss. Carter is large body (6'3", 303-pounds), but was only a part-timer for Arkansas. Glad Carter is on board, but not sure that he will be anything more than a backup (2%, 4 Votes)

Start Date: January 11, 2024 @ 5:27 pm
End Date: No Expiry