Polls Archive

• I don't like either one. I want to know why Tucker was willing to entertain the offer in the first place. His credibility has taken a bit hit (49%, 89 Votes)
• “It’s always flattering when a school reaches out to you and has interest. I feel like we must doing something right here to garner that type of attention" (30%, 54 Votes)
• "These things happen in this business. I was able to release a statement to really express how I feel about CU and what we’re doing here" (21%, 39 Votes)

Start Date: February 11, 2020 @ 7:14 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm just glad CU's great defensive line roster was put into place before Brumbaugh left. Mel Tucker should have no problem finding a quality replacement more than happy to take on this roster (45%, 173 Votes)
• CU (and other Pac-12 school) had better get used to moves like this. The extra $20 million/year SEC schools are earning from media rights is going to go somewhere ... like coaches' contracts (35%, 136 Votes)
• It's bad news, but movement by assistant coaches is not uncommon. Despite having (nearly) unlimited funds, Oregon still lost its cornerbacks coach (and top recruiter) to USC (20%, 75 Votes)

Start Date: February 10, 2020 @ 6:14 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Maybe ... if the Buffs can get at least a split against the Oregon schools, a title is in play. If not ... all bets are off (53%, 178 Votes)
• No - Five of the final seven games are on the road (Oregon has five of seven at home). Buffs will be a top four team (with a bye), but won't win the regular season title (28%, 93 Votes)
• Yes - I believe! The Buffs have their best-ever record after 24 games, and have found different ways to win. The other contenders have flaws - this is the year! (19%, 66 Votes)

Start Date: February 9, 2020 @ 6:06 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm satisfied. The tweet came out less than a day after the "story" broke, and put the fears of CU fans and players to rest. Glad we can move on so quickly (43%, 153 Votes)
• If Coach Tucker didn't actually interview for the job (it seems unlikely that he did - he was in Boulder for Signing Day and in So Cal this weekend), then it's okay. If he interviewed ... I'm upset (34%, 122 Votes)
• Too many unanswered questions here: 1) Did Coach Tucker interview for the job?; 2) Why did it take until Saturday at noon to post a response? Where there's smoke, there's fire (23%, 85 Votes)

Start Date: February 8, 2020 @ 10:32 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• All I know is that, even if he stays, Coach Tucker may have lost a great deal of goodwill with CU fans ... not to mention the damage done to his relationship with his team - and 2021 recruits (46%, 156 Votes)
• It's a report until it is proven otherwise. Coaches are allowed to look around, and it still seems likely that Coach Tucker will be in Boulder. Patience, people - let's see how this plays out (43%, 147 Votes)
• Thank you, Larry Scott! When CU is $20 million in TV revenue (per year!) behind every Big Ten and SEC school, poaching is going to happen (See: Leach, Mike) (11%, 37 Votes)

Start Date: February 8, 2020 @ 9:03 am
End Date: No Expiry