So. Who wins the Heisman?

JFF is still the best college football player on the planet, but he won't win. I could support McCarron winning it.

 

Nomination withdrawn.

 

I'd probably go....1. Winston, 2. Manziel, 3. Lynch.

 

https://twitter.com/KegsnEggs/status/405024466708619264

 

A quick word about Jordan Lynch, who — if the Heisman went to "most valuable player" on his team — would be invited to New York.

The guy plays a Tebow-esque style at quarterback and has absolutely carried the Huskies to a couple of wins this year, including over the 7-4 Iowa Hawkeyes.

Yeah, I know, NIU's schedule ... but the guy packs a load, is athletic, and assuming he's willing to switch positions, could be a pretty good NFL fullback or tight end.

I hope he gets a few third-place Heisman votes.

 

I'll be interested to see those odds if Auburn beats Alabama this weekend. And if the Winston shit goes down. Good Lord.

 

I think it kills any reasonable chance he would have that NIU did not give Florida State a game last year.

 

When are the ballots due?

 

I'd like to see Williams win it. The kid's numbers are staggering, miles beyond any other runner in the country, but barely anybody's noticed because he doesn't play for a glamour school appearing on our TV week after week. If he did, he'd be the clear frontrunner now with these numbers.

Plus I'm sick of how QB-centric the award has become. It's supposed to be for the best regardless of position, yet the same position has won 11 of the last 13 years. That shit's getting old.

 

5 p.m. EST next Monday.

 

Oh, cry me a fucking river. He's got the third best odds to win the thing. It's not like no one knows the kid. He's been all over the TV the last couple weeks. Lots of people have noticed.

 

Interesting that they're due before the conference title games. Or maybe that's how it's always been and I just had it mixed up.