Polls Archive

• No chance. Sure, if I won the lottery, I would donate more to CU, but there are more important things in life than giving 18-year olds cash. I miss the days when coaches developed programs (45%, 104 Votes)
• In a heartbeat. If Oregon and Oklahoma State can build national programs with the infusion of extra dollars, why can't CU? I'm tired of losing, and would like to see CU compete for championships (32%, 74 Votes)
• I like the James Earl Jones Field of Dreams quote: "For it is money they have, and peace they lack". I don't know if I would save CU if I won the lottery, but I'd like the chance to find out! (23%, 55 Votes)

Start Date: January 7, 2022 @ 5:43 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Duh. Glad Rick George recognizes that schools are out there buying players. The question is: What is he - and the NCAA - going to do about it? (In the meantime, CU fails to get players) (44%, 119 Votes)
• If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. George had a year-and-a-half on the NIL committee to get some national rules worked out. Didn't happen. CU is standing on principle ... and getting left behind. (36%, 97 Votes)
• Nice to see George has a good understanding of the issues. Since he was on the NCAA NIL committee, I trust/hope that he is in on the plan to bring some sense to what is going on out there (20%, 56 Votes)

Start Date: January 6, 2022 @ 6:13 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• The end of days. If recruits (and transfers) can openly (and legally) offer themselves to the highest bidder, college football is not only as bad as the NFL, it's worse (no salary cap) (71%, 252 Votes)
• Not a surprise, but it doesn't mean anything to CU. It's not like any of these recruits were ever going to look at CU anyway (16%, 58 Votes)
• It just bugs me that CU has never been able to find a true sugar daddy. The Buffs are one T. Boone Pickens or Phil Knight away from buying relevance (13%, 44 Votes)

Start Date: January 5, 2022 @ 5:41 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• A win/win. CU needed to move on from Langsdorf (not much development of CU's quarterbacks), while Langsdorf lands on his feet. A good move for both parties (49%, 151 Votes)
• CU was at 11 assistants, and seemed set. Now there is another assistant to be named. Let's see who is the new assistant (which position group? Can they recruit?) before passing judgment either way (43%, 132 Votes)
• Sorry to see Langsdorf go. New CU offensive coordinator Mike Sanford's record with quarterbacks is less than stellar, so the loss of Langsdorf doesn't bode well for the future of CU's offense (8%, 26 Votes)

Start Date: January 4, 2022 @ 5:30 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That outside linebackers coach Brian Michalowski has not been retained. I understand that CU had to let go one of its existing coaches, but I'm surprised that it was Michalowski (48%, 148 Votes)
• That Oklahoma quarterback Caleb Williams has entered the Transfer Portal. OU has already lost Spencer Rattler. Is this a sign of problems in Norman, or is Williams just testing the waters? (29%, 91 Votes)
• That CU's game at Oregon was postponed for a second time (this time due to issues in Eugene). This makes you wonder just how many basketball games will actually be played this spring (23%, 70 Votes)

Start Date: January 3, 2022 @ 5:34 pm
End Date: No Expiry