Polls Archive

• "Conference only schedules" - Reducing the schedule to nine games will buy schools time, while still producing a legitimate conference champion (45%, 60 Votes)
• "Moving the season to spring" - Hate to see it happen, but with all of the unknowns, collegiate sports will need an extra four months to figure things out (and get better treatment options) (32%, 43 Votes)
• "A delayed start" - The way things are going, schools may wait until November to get going on a delayed (and perhaps truncated) schedule (13%, 17 Votes)
• "Playing all 12 games as scheduled" - It may not be in front of many (or any) fans, but college football needs to be played ... and will be (10%, 13 Votes)

Start Date: July 3, 2020 @ 7:16 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I'm okay either way, but there should be uniformity. The conference and/or the NCAA should step in and make some universal guidelines about reporting positive tests (36%, 54 Votes)
• No problem with that. You are dealing with privacy issues here, and as long as protocols are maintained, schools can decide for themselves what information to release (34%, 52 Votes)
• I don't like it. It's unfair to other athletes, the student body in general, and the local population to withhold information. Athletes need to be able to make informed decisions about their health (30%, 45 Votes)

Start Date: July 2, 2020 @ 5:09 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Makes sense. In all likelihood, there will be no full stadia this fall, so allowing season ticket holders first crack at seats is a logical approach (58%, 108 Votes)
• I'm okay with it, just as long as it isn't a ploy to get people to buy season tickets, only to end up denying them access anyway when seats are limited to students (or no one at all) (30%, 56 Votes)
• I don't like it. Not every devoted fan can afford to be a season ticket holder. There are some real fans which are being cut out ... fans which might be lost with this policy (12%, 21 Votes)

Start Date: July 1, 2020 @ 5:23 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Safeties coach Brett Maxie: "If you want to play at the highest level, I can help you get there if you’re willing to do the necessary things to become an NFL player" (51%, 65 Votes)
• DL coach Chris Wilson: "We’ve just got to do like everybody else and we’ve got to work our butt off to go put a few W’s on the scoreboard" (35%, 45 Votes)
• CB coach Demetrice Martin: “I think once we get out there on the field they’ll really start to take on my personality" (14%, 17 Votes)

Start Date: June 30, 2020 @ 5:19 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• No chance. The only way this would work is if there were mandatory revenue sharing, and there is no way Alabama and Michigan are going to give Tulane and Eastern Michigan equal media paychecks (46%, 100 Votes)
• No chance. This would basically make CU, Arizona, ASU and Utah Mountain West Conference teams, with little national attention or recognition (and, BTW, no recruiting in Texas or California) (33%, 72 Votes)
• I could live it, but only if there was a guarantee that the national revenue would be evenly shared, and the conference champion had a guaranteed berth in the 12-team playoffs (18%, 38 Votes)
• I could live with it, because regional rivalries are likely the wave of the future, and CU would be a dominant program in the new conference (3%, 7 Votes)

Start Date: June 29, 2020 @ 5:30 pm
End Date: No Expiry