Polls Archive

• No. For one thing, CU can't afford Boyle's buyout. For another, CU was in the NCAA tournament all of two years ago. Third, CU has a great deal of young talent which will improve with time (53%, 80 Votes)
• It depends, and not on whether CU posts a winning record. It depends on how many of CU's quality freshmen Boyle can retain. If CU can't afford to keep its core talent in Boulder, he's done (39%, 60 Votes)
• Yes. You can't have back-to-back losing seasons in the Big 12 and expect to keep your job. Tad Boyle doesn't know how to recruit and develop in the NIL era, and CU is being left behind (8%, 12 Votes)

Start Date: February 22, 2026 @ 6:27 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Kansas State. Colin Klein returns to his alma mater, and takes over a Wildcat team which finished 6-6 last season. It won't take much of a push to get K-State to a winning record this fall (48%, 36 Votes)
• Kansas. The only one of the four to have its head coach returning, the Jayhawks are the most likely to take care of business, and get to six wins after two straight 5-7 campaigns (23%, 17 Votes)
• Oklahoma State. It sounds crazy, what with OSU going 1-11 the past two seasons, but North Texas coach Eric Morris brings with him a top QB and RB. OSU will rebound quickly (16%, 12 Votes)
• Iowa State. The Cyclones went 8-4 last season, the only team in the group to finish with a winning record. Head Coach Matt Campbell is gone, but the Cyclones could still be good (13%, 10 Votes)

Start Date: February 21, 2026 @ 5:44 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Medium. It's a scrimmage, and CU won't want to show anything to Georgia Tech anything other than vanilla schemes. Still, it's football, and I'll need a fix by April (44%, 85 Votes)
• Low. If it's anything like the first three Spring games under Coach Prime, it will be disorganized, boring, and reveal nothing. I'd prefer to watch the Masters that day, thank you very much (42%, 80 Votes)
• High. A brand new offense and 11 new starters on defense? Very excited to see what the new Buffs will look like (14%, 27 Votes)

Start Date: February 19, 2026 @ 7:02 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Love the NCAA. They said last year that the application was filed too late - so CU and Syracuse apply earlier - and the answer is still no. No wonder college football is such a mess (56%, 57 Votes)
• I guess the rationale - that the NCAA is working on changing the entire football calendar, and don't want to make changes piecemeal. Hopefully, CU's application will help force the NCAA into changes (25%, 26 Votes)
• It's a long off-season, but every time I hear stories like this, I wonder if Coach Prime is spending too much time on non-CU related issues. Winning games should be Job One (19%, 19 Votes)

Start Date: February 18, 2026 @ 5:46 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• I don't mind CU being talked down so much as I can't understand why Oklahoma State (more transfers than CU in 2023) and West Virginia (49 freshmen - 49!) are given much better chances at success (51%, 60 Votes)
• Probably fair, if we're being honest. With eleven games against Power Four schools, with six on the road, it's hard to see CU doubling its win total from last season (43%, 51 Votes)
• Another example of shallow reporting. The reporter cites a tough schedule, and a high roster turnover, as the rationalization for the grade. Very little homework being done here (6%, 7 Votes)

Start Date: February 17, 2026 @ 5:56 pm
End Date: No Expiry