The award is supposed to go to the best player in college football. Not the best player on the best team. While the best player could be playing in the N.C. game, for many years that was not the case. As someone else mentioned reference Barry Sanders. He by far was the best college football player, but his team was not. It's a popularity contest now. The flashiest player on the flashiest team.Issue with Heisman is that it is awarded too early. It shouldn't be given out until the last game is played in January.
I wouldn’t trust it, my friend. Nissan is the worst of the Japanese automakers, because they’re really French (Renault). I’d go with an F-150 or a Toyota Tundra personally. But then again I come from a long line of Ford owners so maybe I’m biased!Gotta be honest, though, I’m gonna be in market for a truck to tow my camper and the Nissan Titan has a surprisingly good towing capacity for its price point.
But yeah other than that Nissan is kind of lost on me.
Yeah, seems a bit much to me too. Just say something like “On behalf of myself and my teammates, and all the greats who have worn orange…”What??.
That would be a total disrespect to all the other candidates that strived to get the trophy this year. It's an award.
If you don't intend to accept it, then just don't come to the presentation.
And have you even considered how much stuff like that helps recruiting???
Come on, dude....
I quit watching the Heisman Trophy garbage when Peyton Manning was screwed out of it. It has totally resorted to politics and is based on the area of the country where the most media votes are located. Most people realize this. Even though Hendon Hooker should win it hands down ,he will never get enough votes simply due to the fact he plays for Tennessee(fewer votes in this regional area). This is strictly my opinion and from talking to many others they feel exactly the same way. So, I had rather watch old Mayberry RFD rerunds than watch any Heisman presentation.
Don’t forget Hank Lauricella who also finished second in the voting.
So it's just those 2? The other 2 didn't deserve it??I have said for a long time if there ever was a Tennessee player to win the Heisman, they should walk up there, stand at the podium with trophy in hand and refuse to accept it on behalf of Jonny Majors and Peyton Manning because of the voting malfeasance that robbed them both of winning the trophy. Then, hand the trophy back and walk off the stage.
My biggest concern is that the PR campaign for Stroud has been going strong for more than just this season. I expect they will justify giving it to Stroud because a Big 10 player hasn’t won the award since 2006.
I agree, however:
If UT gets by UGA, they likely are undefeated, and Hooker played great. Then, Michigan could give Stroud problems and they could lose that one. That could be the crucial factor imo.
I quit watching the Heisman Trophy garbage when Peyton Manning was screwed out of it. It has totally resorted to politics and is based on the area of the country where the most media votes are located. Most people realize this. Even though Hendon Hooker should win it hands down ,he will never get enough votes simply due to the fact he plays for Tennessee(fewer votes in this regional area). This is strictly my opinion and from talking to many others they feel exactly the same way. So, I had rather watch old Mayberry RFD rerunds than watch any Heisman presentation.
Tuscaloosa and Norman Oklahoma aren’t exactly media hotbeds, and they’ve dominated the Heisman Trophy for the last 16 years (which was the last time anyone from the Big 10 won it).Since I am the orig poster..............................If I won it I would set it on fire right there on the stage after I gave my acceptance speech. While burning I would say this is in memory of Peyton Manning, Hendon Hooker and all the others that got screwed simply due to not living in an area rich in media votes !!!