Polls Archive

• Schedules are made years in advance. You get what you get. Next year, CU has all three of its non-conference games at home. I just hope the Buffs do well enough this year to make it pay off in 2027 (63%, 47 Votes)
• Well, when you schedule two Power Four non-conference opponents - and play both games on the road - what do you expect? I can't believe the Buffs are stuck with this schedule (21%, 16 Votes)
• It would be helpful if it made a difference in public perception. Finishing with a 6-6 record with a tough schedule is better than 8-4 in the new "Pac-12". Hope Buff fans will be patient (16%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: July 4, 2026 @ 5:45 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Note to Coach Prime: Start winning some games if you want fans to come to Folsom. The bloom is off the rose - it's time to prove you can win at the Power Four conference level (43%, 58 Votes)
• Note to CU: Start winning some games if you want fans to come to Folsom Field. Oh, and don't have an FCS team as your only home non-conference game if you want casual fans to buy tickets (34%, 45 Votes)
• Note to fans: CU won't sell out season tickets this year, but only because CU raised season ticket seats available by 3,000. Otherwise, CU could again claim to have sold out season tickets (23%, 31 Votes)

Start Date: July 2, 2026 @ 6:10 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The key is hanging on to the best recruits. Prospects could use CU's offer - and a good senior season - to garner better financial deals before Signing Day. We'll see if the Class stays with CU (61%, 53 Votes)
• It's been a good spring for Colorado football. The Class has eight on offense; 11 on defense, with eight players in the trenches. A nice balance, with some quality players. Well done, Buff coaches! (30%, 26 Votes)
• It's nice to see CU with a Class ranked 33rd nationally; 4th in the Big 12. But, if the Class is almost full, the rankings are sure to fall between now and Signing Day. CU should sign a Top 25 Class (9%, 8 Votes)

Start Date: July 1, 2026 @ 5:41 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• No, it's too late in the off-season for prognosticators to change their outlook on CU. They see CU as a 3-9 team which marginally improved its roster, and has a tough schedule. All in, all done (51%, 71 Votes)
• No, because they really don't understand how much CU was hurt last spring/summer by Coach Prime's absence. This team - from all accounts - is closer and more determined than last year's team (44%, 62 Votes)
• Yes, once they understand that Coach Prime is healthy, has put together a solid recruiting, and has been in Boulder, they'll acknowledge that CU has more going for it this fall (5%, 7 Votes)

Start Date: June 29, 2026 @ 4:36 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Yes. Okay, perhaps not all the way to first, but from 15th to 5th? I can see it. This is a much better team than last year, and I believe in the combination of OC Brennan Marion and QB Julian Lewis (52%, 58 Votes)
• I would like to think it's possible, with Coach Prime healthy, but CU's killer schedule will make the difference. The Buffs will be improved, but it won't make much difference in the wins column (29%, 32 Votes)
• No. Let's be realistic. CU has some talent, but last year's team had talent, and got clubbed in the last five games by an average score of 40-15. Coach Prime's (likely) last season will be tough (19%, 22 Votes)

Start Date: June 28, 2026 @ 4:28 pm
End Date: No Expiry