Tebow Heisman Talk
This week Aaron Rennie from CFB Weekly interviewed me again to talk about Tebow and his Heisman chances. Click here to listen to the show or click the CFB Weekly logo in the sidebar.
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Recognition
Mentioned in Austin Murphy's book Saturday RulesI can’t say enough about my two favorite blogs Get the Picture and Saurian Sagacity. There are not two more consistently thought-provoking and analytical college football blogs on the internet.
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Rare is the SMQ shout out for the sole purpose of shouting out, but even rarer is the high substantive quality of disinterested naysaying in progress at Saurian Sagacity, where poster Mergz is steadily blowing up notions of "National Championships" new and old...
-Sunday Morning Quarterback
7 comments:
Colt Brennan - 131 touchdown passes, 23 NCAA records, led the only undefeated team in America. Who else can say that?.... Nobody. How can he not win the Heisman? If you are skeptical, I challenge you to watch last week's Hawaii vs. Washington. Colt is amazing!
LOL trolls.
Last season Colt deserved the trophy. This season, not so much. My choice this year would be Kevin Smith. But given the final 4, I can't argue against Tebow.
You can't (or shouldn't be able to at least) use CAREER numbers to talk about a SEASON.
A good criterion for winning the Heisman should be "Not a convicted sex offender". Sorry Colt, you worthless rapist.
Colt Brennan is a convicted felon. That matters to Heisman voters. He can make a strong case, but so can Tebow.
Brennan is also an interception machine.
Anon, you should address your complaints to the Heisman voters who care about such things.
What? No blog entry about Tebow actually being the first sophomore ever to win the thing? What's the muthafreakin' deal here, dawg?
You know, I had to laugh seeing Colt Brennan wearing those jorts on the beach! On a serious note though, all of June Jones' smack talk came back to bite him in the ass. Junebug, NEVER open your mouth until you KNOW what the shot is!
Tim Tebow deserved the Heisman as far as I'm concerned; it's about time the voters came to their senses and awarded it to the most deserving instead of dwelling on class affiliation like they did to Rex Grossman back in 2001.
When it comes to the Heisman criteria, a player's individual achievement is what counts - NOT a team's win/loss record. Thus Tebow's justification for winning it this year.
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