Are these Heisman QB numbers?

["Redneck" Johnson]

134 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT?

If not......


You do not agree that Tim Tebow should win the Heisman. That came from him last week vs. LSU.

Today Colt McCoy was pretty dang similar (127 yards, 1 TD and 1 INT). Tebow had a better completion percentage (68% vs. 52%) and they rushed for similar yardage.

That said, I think the best players year-in and year-out typically play defense. But the stupid Heisman is a QB and RB award and has been a joke for a long time.

[fatmenace]

Neither Colt, Bradford nor Tebow has stood out this year. I know there's seven games left, but those three shouldn't be number one right now.

[gk]

What was that Grant? I couldn't hear you over the sound of Tebow wrapping up the Heisman today in the last two drives.

[fatmenace]

Those two late calls were two of the most horrendous and obviously biased in the history of college football. Even the announcers had no choice but to question them.

[gk]

I confess I didn't see the game. Just giving you guys a hard time.

["Redneck" Johnson]

I'd prefer not to give it to McCoy or Tebow. They haven't really earned it. Go find someone putting up ungodly numbers, or better yet find the player who's going to win something more meaningful like the Nagursky award.

And Florida got two huge calls at the end. I balanced my outrage with the humor I found in the "Texas should drop for only winning by three" comment at halftime and the "When you're #1 a win is a win" comment at the end of the game.

[gk]

OK I just got around to seeing this.



This might be one of the worst calls of all time. And there's no way you can convince me that it wasn't called because the NCAA wants to pump up Florida.

[gk]

SEC officials suspended for this very call.

sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=4583642

[fatmenace]

even more problems for SEC officials. Guess which team received the favorable call?


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