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Title: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: volsboy on November 07, 2013, 11:31:46 EST care who wins, but dang any one of the top 3 Qb's could win it and would deserve it. Which one is not deserving? Guess we'll see after the games are done. Heck, McCarron has done a great job and not even close to winning it.
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: Creek Walker on November 08, 2013, 12:03:11 EST To be perfectly honest, I couldn't name 5 Heisman winners since '97. That was the year I completely quit caring who won an award that is nothing but the product of media-induced hype.
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: Tnphil on November 08, 2013, 01:59:41 EST On the radio yesterday they were listing QBs up for the Davy O'Brien Award coming up next month. It was unreal how many good QBs they mentioned. In the SEC it was several mentioned up for the award.
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: RIPLEYVOL on November 08, 2013, 03:46:56 EST According to ESPN, Notre Dame is the front runner for the hypes-man trophy.....They will play in the NC game and break the SEC streak! Oh wait....that was last year wasn't it.
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: CornFromAJar on November 08, 2013, 04:16:41 EST ESPN says the Hypes-man winner will be a never before heard of defensive player from Michigan with one punt return shown on TV (covered by a field-level camera at a bad angle) overhyped by, ironically enough, an overhyped former QB from ocryo state. :naughty:
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: Black Diamond Vol on November 08, 2013, 04:37:42 EST It's interesting to look back on '97 with the benefit of hindsight.
Woodson has gone on to have a great career. He's a sure-fire HOF'er. For me, that makes the '97 robbery a little easier to take. Of course, the guy Woodson beat isn't just a sure-fire HOF'er, he's in the argument for the title of "Greatest Ever" (for QBs, anyway). So it still qualifies as a robbery. :mad: Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: midtnvol on November 08, 2013, 05:05:59 EST Mariota blows chance at Heisman because he can't beat Oregon. Doesn't matter what else he has done in his career. Isn't that the way it works?
Title: Re: It's going to be an interesting Heisman vote this year. I don't know or really Post by: MIAUTIGER on November 08, 2013, 03:33:10 EST To be perfectly honest, I couldn't name 5 Heisman winners since '97. That was the year I completely quit caring who won an award that is nothing but the product of media-induced hype. Cam Newton - Auburn :angel: Title: I'm with Creek...while I could name a few winners I haven't Post by: VOLMAN on November 08, 2013, 03:49:26 EST had any interest in who did since '97 and ESPN's campaign to ensure that Peyton didn't get it. :patriot:
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