Polls Archive

• Much ado about nothing. The de-commits all said it was about not getting the chance to meet the new staff. They may re-commit ... or be replaced by better recruits (69%, 179 Votes)
• I wouldn't mind de-commits - if there were some commits to replace them. I trust this staff will get it together when they can meet with recruits, but, for now, I'm a little nervous (22%, 56 Votes)
• Not a good look. CU had only four recruits (including one from the Class of 2022) when Tucker left, and now is down to one. Getting commitments from walk-ons is NOT an adequate subsitute (9%, 23 Votes)

Start Date: April 7, 2020 @ 6:11 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Interesting to see the coaching staff focusing on tight ends. I wonder if this means an actual shift in offensive philosophy. Will CU actually utilize tight ends next season? Dare to dream (42%, 82 Votes)
• I don't mind getting preferred walk-ons, but three - three? - tight ends. Picking up three defensive backs would make more sense (30%, 58 Votes)
• Glad to see the Dorrell coaching staff is ramping up recruiting. With few scholarships to offer to the Recruiting Class of 2021, getting quality preferred walk-ons is a helpful alternative (28%, 56 Votes)

Start Date: April 6, 2020 @ 5:50 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• A really hard winter. The Farmer's Almanac is telling us to be prepared for a long winter, as spring is still a long ways off (46%, 79 Votes)
• An Ice Age. If schools are facing a loss of over half of their annual revenue (read: no football season), it will have long lasting effects on collegiate athletics operate going forward (32%, 54 Votes)
• A winter blizzard. We just need to hunker down for a short period, and then move on (22%, 37 Votes)

Start Date: April 5, 2020 @ 5:51 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Clemson's Dabo Swinney: "I have zero doubt that we're going to be playing and the stands are going to be packed" (35%, 66 Votes)
• Pat Rooney: "Can sports fans imagine a world without college football? It might be the stark reality of the new normal" (34%, 65 Votes)
• California Governor Gavin Newsom on NFL in September: "I'm not anticipating that happening in this state" (31%, 60 Votes)

Start Date: April 4, 2020 @ 6:07 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Seems like a win/win. Noyer was going to have a hard time finding a new home without the ability to visit other schools, and CU needs an insurance policy in the quarterbacks room. Welcome back, Sam! (71%, 140 Votes)
• Not great news. Noyer left because he wasn't likely to see the playing field, and that hasn't changed. Oregon is getting a three-year starter from Boston College, while CU gets a third-stringer (17%, 33 Votes)
• Great news! CU only had two scholarship quarterbacks on the roster, and one of those is a true freshman. Noyer brings leadership and institutional knowledge back to the quarterbacks room (12%, 23 Votes)

Start Date: April 3, 2020 @ 6:28 pm
End Date: No Expiry