Polls Archive

• About the same. We don't know what is going on in the Champions Center, anymore than we did when spring ball ended in April. Hope for the best, expect the worst ... the life of a Buff fan (64%, 16 Votes)
• More optimistic. Coach Prime has been in Boulder this summer. It's showing in recruiting, and it will show in games this fall. The pundits have dismissed CU ... and they will look silly this fall (24%, 6 Votes)
• Less optimistic. They can't all be wrong, can they? All of the preseason magazines have CU at the bottom of the Big 12, with little or no chance at a bowl game. Have to take the negativity seriously (12%, 3 Votes)

Start Date: June 21, 2026 @ 5:42 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Medium. Getting out of committee is important, but the bill still has a long ways to go. Get it out of the Senate, and I'll start paying closer attention (40%, 53 Votes)
• High. As one bill sponsor put it: “No more punting. We’re in fourth-down territory. It’s time to go for it". This bill needs to become law (34%, 45 Votes)
• Low. The Big Ten and SEC remain opposed. While this might be a good reason to support the bill, it shows that strong opposition remains, and chances of enactment remain slim (26%, 36 Votes)

Start Date: June 19, 2026 @ 12:49 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Not sure that this type of compilation means that much anymore. It's based upon last season's records, and every team has so much turnover each off-season that 2025 records aren't good predictors (60%, 72 Votes)
• My first thought: CU really hurt its chances at success this season by being the only Power Four school with two non-conference road games against Power Four teams. Sigh. (25%, 30 Votes)
• Actually not as bad as thought. CU usually has one of the most difficult schedules in the country. Sad to see, though, that Texas Tech has such as easy schedule (128th nationally) (15%, 19 Votes)

Start Date: June 17, 2026 @ 4:50 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The best solution for all involved. Too bad it took a week of posturing and name-calling to get to the conclusion which should have been drawn two months ago (56%, 59 Votes)
• I'm actually sorry that this didn't drag out a longer. Texas Tech was doing such a good job of making enemies and screwing themselves. It would have been nice to watch that go on a little longer (42%, 45 Votes)
• We'll see how it works out. Sorsby may have been a first round pick if he had played a final year. He'll get drafted in a lower round ... and have to be solaced by the $6 million in unearned funds (2%, 2 Votes)

Start Date: June 16, 2026 @ 4:34 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The Declaratory Judgment request. Asking, in advance, that the Big 12 be judicially recognized as having power to punish its members (which should go without saying), it a great preemptive move (53%, 48 Votes)
• That Texas Tech and the Texas AG shot themselves in the foot with their pompous rhetoric. The Big 12 wouldn't have been able to file the lawsuit the way it was filed if Tech had just shut up (38%, 34 Votes)
• The Injunction request. Asking the Court to preclude Texas Tech from filing any (frivolous) lawsuits in (friendly) state courts is a shrewd move (9%, 8 Votes)

Start Date: June 15, 2026 @ 4:33 pm
End Date: No Expiry