Polls Archive

• Sounds good, but we've been "confident" before. Last spring, we were "confident" that CU would be playing in September. Fingers crossed, but I remain skeptical (42%, 69 Votes)
• I'm just glad that someone affiliated with CU is looking to the future with a positive outlook. That's got to be encouraging for CU's administrators, coaches and players (36%, 58 Votes)
• Excellent news. I think that she is right to be confident. I foresee the Buffs being back on the field and on the court for us to cheer for early next year (22%, 36 Votes)

Start Date: August 16, 2020 @ 5:57 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Buff basketball will be playing games, with the football team practicing, in anticipation of games in February or March (41%, 74 Votes)
• I'm afraid that neither the football team nor basketball teams will be playing. We'll have to try again in the 2021-22 academic year (38%, 68 Votes)
• Buffs basketball gearing up to play, but the football team will (still) be shut down (14%, 26 Votes)
• CU football and basketball teams in competition ... with smiles on the faces of the Buff Nation! (7%, 13 Votes)

Start Date: August 15, 2020 @ 6:14 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Doesn't really matter what Swinney says. The SEC,ACC and Big 12 are merely putting off the inevitable. It will be either spring ball for everyone - or no season at all - for the 2020/21 academic year (55%, 107 Votes)
• Not a chance. The winner of the "playoff" would be no more a national champion than the winner of an April Rose Bowl. You can't have a national champ without national participation (26%, 51 Votes)
• Sure. Other than Ohio State, the Final Four in the playoffs would likely be Clemson, Alabama, and Oklahoma anyway. Just add another SEC team and call it good (19%, 37 Votes)

Start Date: August 14, 2020 @ 4:48 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Never gonna happen. Think the SEC will submit to a central authority? Perhaps sharing riches with other conferences? Surely, you jest (50%, 97 Votes)
• Very much agree. Conferences can't agree on when to play, or how to interpret medical advice ... and fans are left with chaos (33%, 64 Votes)
• I can understand the logic, but part of the charm of college football is the uncertainty and debate. To each (team and conference) their own (17%, 33 Votes)

Start Date: August 13, 2020 @ 5:46 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• "We budgeted for a season knowing that we wouldn’t put a lot of fans in the stadium. We already made those budget cuts" (38%, 63 Votes)
• "We’re not cutting anything that impacts the experience for our student-athletes. Health, nutrition, academics, leadership - we will not touch those areas" (37%, 61 Votes)
• “I’ve been pretty consistent on this - number one, we are not cutting sports. I told that to our student-athletes (Tuesday)" (25%, 40 Votes)

Start Date: August 12, 2020 @ 4:52 pm
End Date: No Expiry