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1). If what he did was that bad, why is he still playing?
2). If he's still playing and his performance is worthy of it, why shouldn't he win the Heisman?
3). Is ESPN really that big an opinion leader in college football? Do they really affect what happens in the game that much? If so, something is terribly wrong.
 
If you're not going to vote for a guy for Heisman because he's a cheater, why are you voting for him for other awards? If he takes $750, does he lose his FWAA vote? Or is it $1,000? Or can he take all he can get and still get that vote? I'd be pissed if I were counting FWAA votes.
 
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Smallpotatoes said:
3). Is ESPN really that big an opinion leader in college football? Do they really affect what happens in the game that much? If so, something is terribly wrong.

I trust you were being sarcastic.
 
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Neutral Bias said:
Smallpotatoes said:
3). Is ESPN really that big an opinion leader in college football? Do they really affect what happens in the game that much? If so, something is terribly wrong.

I trust you were being sarcastic.

Forgive me, I don't give a rat's ass what they say on College Gameday and there's no reason anyone should.
 
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, what a ****ing tool.
And OU as the place where corruption goes to die?
 
"Smith will undoubtedly win the Heisman Trophy, thanks to ESPN's PR juggernaut."

(and for his superior, unmatched play on the field, dickweed.)

Kid paid his penance.
 
I wonder if this Guy voted for Reggie Bush last year because he took money and smeared the good name of the Heisman Trophy. If you are asking for Troy Smith not to win it then he should be asking Reggie Bush to give the award back.
 
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