Polls Archive

• The offensive line couldn't protect Shedeur, and couldn't open running lanes - and nothing's changed. Last in the nation in rushing; 124th in sacks - and untested coaches (45%, 60 Votes)
• The Buff rushing attack was last in the nation in 2024 ... and hasn't improved. Without an infusion of transfer talent from an unknown source, the rushing attack will (again) be a liability (28%, 37 Votes)
• CU had two good linebackers in 2024 ... and have none in 2025. The Buff coaches have whiffed on potential transfers, and have no proven returning talent (27%, 36 Votes)

Start Date: May 10, 2025 @ 6:06 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Too much disrespect for the Buffs. CU finished tied for the league lead last year, the No. 25 team in the nation. Underestimate Coach Prime at your own risk. This team will be a contender (42%, 43 Votes)
• Sounds about right. If last year showed us anything, it's that the Big 12 is wide open, and will come down to the final weekend. CU will be good, but good enough to win the conference? Not sure (38%, 39 Votes)
• Considering where CU was just a few years ago, to even be tenth in the conference in odds is an improvement. Just glad that other teams are looking up at the Buffs (20%, 21 Votes)

Start Date: May 9, 2025 @ 4:29 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• It's about time. We're already living in a world where teams are buying titles, and the Big Ten/SEC had 26 first round picks to the Big 12/ACC's four. National guardrails are needed now (46%, 64 Votes)
• Not to get too political here, but do fans really want the federal government steering the future of collegiate athletics. The stakeholders need to come together on their own, not through Washington (37%, 52 Votes)
• It's hard not to notice the irony of Nick Saban being mentioned as a possible leader. Alabama took full advantage of the NCAA's lack of control, and we now want the Crimson Tide's coach in charge? (17%, 24 Votes)

Start Date: May 8, 2025 @ 4:44 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• If you look at the Big 12, there are plenty of good teams, and CU has a tougher than average schedule. It's possible for CU to get to a bowl, but the Buffs will have to earn it (44%, 62 Votes)
• CU was given an over/under of 3.5 wins in 2023, and won four games. Last year, it was 5.5 games, and CU won nine games. Now it's 6.5 games - you do the math (30%, 42 Votes)
• The same pundits last spring thought CU wouldn't qualify for a bowl, and the Buffs won nine games and tied for the Big 12 regular season title. Ignore the pundits - CU never gets respect (26%, 38 Votes)

Start Date: May 7, 2025 @ 8:01 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Medium. CU has plenty of holes to fill through the Transfer Portal, and the Class of 2026 needs bodies, so I'm checking in, but not monitoring daily (53%, 95 Votes)
• High. There is always news about college football (No. 1 QB chooses Georgia over Oregon!), so I seek out new information daily (29%, 51 Votes)
• Low. I'm sure I'll catch wind of any important signing news, but May is my time away from CU and college football. I'll be back this summer when the preseason magazines come out (18%, 32 Votes)

Start Date: May 6, 2025 @ 5:02 pm
End Date: No Expiry