Polls Archive

• I just hope that USC has the same result as CU did when the Buffs played their first FCS opponent (a loss to Montana State in 2006) (48%, 72 Votes)
• I can understand it. USC has to play Notre Dame every year in non-conference play. That's a top-rated opponent every year - and it also makes it harder to schedule home-and-homes with other teams (26%, 39 Votes)
• Not a fan. While CU and other Pac-12 schools are trying to ramp up non-conference scheduling (to improve the league's national reach), bell cow USC is regressing (26%, 38 Votes)

Start Date: July 12, 2019 @ 6:48 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• That Kaitlyn Benner became the first CU athlete to be named Pac-12 woman of the year. A six time All-American, and a 3.94 GPA engineer? Very impressive!! (70%, 150 Votes)
• That the CU football season tickets were put in the mail. The 2019 season is becoming a reality - and I can't wait!! (24%, 51 Votes)
• That Nate Tomlinson was named as the Director of Player Development. As Tad Boyle put it: "This was a win-win situation" (6%, 13 Votes)

Start Date: July 11, 2019 @ 6:13 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Sounds about right. A bowl bid is the goal for 2019. In Year Two under Mel Tucker & Co., this team will be ready to challenge for the Pac-12 South (53%, 118 Votes)
• Not buying it. CU was 5-7 last year (and should have won at least two more games). With better coaching, and a wide open division, I believe the Buffs can compete for a title THIS fall (25%, 56 Votes)
• I like the optimism, but I'm not sure if 2020 is the answer. CU's non-conference schedule: at CSU; Fresno State; at Texas A&M, plus road games at USC, Stanford, and Washington. Yikes! (22%, 49 Votes)

Start Date: July 10, 2019 @ 6:29 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Eleven of the 12 losses have been by double digits. Forget that FIGHT ON! stuff, when they’re down, they’re out. (55%, 77 Votes)
• USC is 1-12 outright as an underdog and 2-11 against the spread. No gutty little Trojans’ upsets here. (28%, 39 Votes)
• USC is 6-17-1 against the spread in its last 24 games. Under-perform much? (17%, 25 Votes)

Start Date: July 9, 2019 @ 6:08 pm
End Date: No Expiry

• Mel Tucker at No. 66 - While Tucker will need to produce, Dan Hawkins survived a 2-10 opening campaign (coaching a team with four division titles in the past five seasons). Tucker is very safe (45%, 83 Votes)
• Mike Leach (No. 113) rated as the least at-risk Pac-12 coach. Chris Petersen and Kyle Whittingham are much safer than Leach, who could be one more poorly worded statement away from being on a hot seat (30%, 55 Votes)
• Kevin Sumlin at No. 20 and Chip Kelly at No. 21 - Both need to rebound from losing seasons, but neither are in serious jeopardy this season (25%, 46 Votes)

Start Date: July 8, 2019 @ 6:24 pm
End Date: No Expiry