My Heisman ballot is in

#2
#2
good call but do you think Tebow can mount a late surge to hold off Bradford?
 
#4
#4
Tebow may get it, but he is way behind on votes for the Maxwell award. I don't know if that's any indication or not.
 
#6
#6
My vote goes to Tebow.... but consider this. Mainly Bradford and McCoy are going to get alot of consideration around the Big12 area... *don't forget Harrell* but you know for a fact that Tebow will get most if not all of the south east and most likely up through the east coast votes. I really believe the voters will split with Bradford and McCoy and the rest go with Tebow allowing him to win the Heisman. What is your opinion on this?
 
#7
#7
My vote goes to Tebow.... but consider this. Mainly Bradford and McCoy are going to get alot of consideration around the Big12 area... *don't forget Harrell* but you know for a fact that Tebow will get most if not all of the south east and most likely up through the east coast votes. I really believe the voters will split with Bradford and McCoy and the rest go with Tebow allowing him to win the Heisman. What is your opinion on this?
I think McCoy, Harrell and Bradford will cancel each other out to some extent. The big question will be how the northeastern and midwestern voters break.
 
#8
#8
Good enough choice for me. Frankly I couldn't pick among them. Though, he does amaze me that he always gets positive yardage in the obvious "quarterback sneak" from shotgun formation.

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#9
#9
Florida's Tim Tebow was the best player in college football last season, and he's the best player in college football this season.

Minor correction.

Good read.
 
#12
#12
I think the North and the West would lean towards the Big 12 QB's or Crabtree.
 
#13
#13
Tebow did not have the best year this year so he should not win period. If we were not in SEC country we would all think one of the Big 12 guys should win. All 3 had better years with better numbers on teams with the same record. Tebow won because of numbers last year 20rushing 20passing. This year Tebow supporters say throw out the numbers. Thats bull. The Heisman is supposed to be the best player having the best year. That is not Tebow.
 
#14
#14
Just kind of a point though, you say that Texas' defense is only good for 11th in the SEC, but you need to take in to account that the offenses are much better than the offenses (can you even call them that?) in the SEC.

Vandy=117th scoring offense
Tennessee=115
Miss State=113
Kentucky=105
Auburn=102
South Carolina=97

Sure the SEC defenses are slightly better, but it's clear that these teams would have an awful offense no matter what, so it pads the defenses stats.

You could probably say the same for the Big XII though, but the defenses are at least competent from what I've seen. We'll see come bowl season I guess.
 
#15
#15
That is the argument....Interestingly, UT did a better job shutting down Tebow than anyone else...
 
#17
#17
That is the argument....Interestingly, UT did a better job shutting down Tebow than anyone else...

Doesn't matter when your offense can't get in from the 5. I also think Florida shut down any kind of play of risk because they knew Tennessee couldn't score on the offensive side. Kind of like what the coach did in the Waterboy.
 
#18
#18
If you give it to the best football player, it would have to go to Tebow...
To me, stats don't mean everything...last year Tebow won it with Stats, this year he should win it because he is the best player in the country....
 
#21
#21
That is the argument....Interestingly, UT did a better job shutting down Tebow than anyone else...

My impression was that Meyer was the one who shut Tebow down. I still think the Gators could have really embarrassed us, had Meyer chosen to do so.
 
#23
#23
Who would you guess gets it?

I think Bradford wins it, but 2nd place will be close between Colt/Tebow.

Honestly though, I think Colt should probably get it. 73% of his teams offense if you take away run after catch, and he's the teams leading rusher.
 
#24
#24
Just to let you know K-Town.... Bradford had almost 200 more attempts passing than Tebow did. If you compare the 2 and say Tebow had the same amount of passing attempts, Tebow would have more yardage and passing tds. You can't look at the passing yardage between the 2 because Bradford had 200 more attempts throwing the ball. Tebow got more first downs for his team than Bradford did... and Tebow is more important to his team than Bradford is to his.
 
#25
#25
Its gotta be Colt McCoy, he completes 78% of his passes which is unbelieveable, he has 32 TDs to only 7 ints, leads his team in rushing with 576 yards and 10 TDs
 

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