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Who's the Heisman favorite now?

  • queencitybuckeye
    killer_ewok;1336063 wrote:
    http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles/620890-ganked-the-top-10-heisman-robberies

    Pretty good read here. Also of note, I found it interesting (and surprising) that this guy is an Ohio State fan yet thinks neither Eddie George (who is my favorite OSU football player of all-time...and I'm far from a Buckeye fan) nor Archie Griffin deserved their Heismans (well, he thought Archie's 2nd was a gift, the first one was legit and I think pretty much everybody will agree on that).

    I think the list is a good one. Completely agree that Dayne received it as a career achievement award.
    Agree, good read, although as an Ohio State fan, he missed one of the all-time travesties:

    1973 Who won: John Capelletti
    Should have won: John Hicks
  • Tiernan
    Scott Serles is a complete moron. Eddie George had an amazing season in '95 and no Ewok we all don't agree Archie Griffin shouldn't have won it in '75 - he set the NCAA Career rushing record (at the time) that year and that earned it in mine and many other's books. If you want to pick on OSU look no further than good ol' TWHPIH - how the Fk this turd won it is still a mystery to me.

    I suppose the Heisman voters will hand it over to Johnny Jackass just to piss me off.
  • vball10set
    Also, and this is just my opinion, if a freshman wins the Heisman, it will dilute the award even further.
  • Automatik
    Smith won by the 2nd widest margin in Heisman history.
  • Tiernan
    Automatik;1336147 wrote:Smith won by the 2nd widest margin in Heisman history.
    ...and McDonalds has sold over 30 Billion burgers does that make 'em good?
  • Automatik
    Tiernan;1336150 wrote:...and McDonalds has sold over 30 Billion burgers does that make 'em good?
    I was just giving you some insight on how/why he won the award. You seemed confused about it.
  • Tiernan
    My only confusion is (has been) WHY? ...not HOW.
  • Automatik
    Tiernan;1336157 wrote:My only confusion is (has been) WHY? ...not HOW.
    So Dmac should have won it? :laugh:
  • sleeper
    T. Smith is one of the best players in college football history.
  • Tiernan
    DMac should have won it. And TWHPIH cost OSU not one but two back to back NCs single handedly Sleeper of all people you should know this.
  • Automatik
    I'll take the voters word over yours, but thanks for the great insight. :laugh::laugh::laugh:
  • sleeper
    Tiernan;1336167 wrote:DMac should have won it. And TWHPIH cost OSU not one but two back to back NCs single handedly Sleeper of all people you should know this.
    The goal of Ohio State is not to win NCs. The goal of Ohio State is to promote one of the strongest academic schools on the planet.
  • killer_ewok
    Tiernan;1336127 wrote:Scott Serles is a complete moron. Eddie George had an amazing season in '95 and no Ewok we all don't agree Archie Griffin shouldn't have won it in '75 - he set the NCAA Career rushing record (at the time) that year and that earned it in mine and many other's books. If you want to pick on OSU look no further than good ol' TWHPIH - how the Fk this turd won it is still a mystery to me.

    I suppose the Heisman voters will hand it over to Johnny Jackass just to piss me off.

    You need to go back and re-read, I said,"the first one was legit and I think pretty much everybody will agree on that."

    Anyways, so you're saying Griffin deserved his 2nd Heisman based on setting the career rushing record at that time even though other RB's put up better numbers that season? Personally, looking at the numbers, I think that Muncie clearly deserved it over Archie. But, Archie has two and nothing changes that. I'll say the same for Dayne, that was a career achievement award for him that year.

    They don't always get the Heisman voting right, but it is what it is.
  • vball10set
    sleeper;1336173 wrote:The goal of Ohio State is not to win NCs. The goal of Ohio State is to promote one of the strongest academic schools on the planet.
    With all due respect, I don't think Troy Smith really helped out in this department ;)
  • Rotinaj
    vball10set;1336146 wrote:Also, and this is just my opinion, if a freshman wins the Heisman, it will dilute the award even further.
    What reasoning do you have for this?
  • Tiernan
    OK I'll go thru it again for the umpteenth time...

    In 2005 TWHPIH attends a QB camp in Tenn and gets paid $500 for doing so and tries to hide it from OSU officials (he says he didn't now it was illegal to do so) but still tried to hide it. So Jimmy The Liar suspends him from starting the TX game but says he will rotate during the game with Justin Zwick. Well we all know how rotating QBs during big games is maybe the dumbest asinine thing you can do but JTL does it anyway cementing his position as one of the worst X & Os coaches in CFB history. But Zwick gets the Offense moving and hits Hamby in the end zone with a perfect strike and the big goon drops it. What does JTL do? He puts TWHPIH back in the game and he never crosses the 50 in the second half. And OSU is knocked from the NC race.

    In 2006 after winning the Heisman TWHPIH goes on a pot smoking munchie eating binge during Dec and puts on 25 lbs before the NC game and then two nights before the game screws Anthony Gonzalez GF causing a huge locker room morale split between the players that have a clue and the followers of TWHPIH who are mostly idiots and he completely screws the pooch during the game costing us the second NC in two years.
  • Automatik
    Tiernan;1336184 wrote:OK I'll go thru it again for the umpteenth time...

    In 2005 TWHPIH attends a QB camp in Tenn and gets paid $500 for doing so and tries to hide it from OSU officials (he says he didn't now it was illegal to do so) but still tried to hide it. So Jimmy The Liar suspends him from starting the TX game but says he will rotate during the game with Justin Zwick. Well we all know how rotating QBs during big games is maybe the dumbest asinine thing you can do but JTL does it anyway cementing his position as one of the worst X & Os coaches in CFB history. But Zwick gets the Offense moving and hits Hamby in the end zone with a perfect strike and the big goon drops it. What does JTL do? He puts TWHPIH back in the game and he never crosses the 50 in the second half. And OSU is knocked from the NC race.

    In 2006 after winning the Heisman TWHPIH goes on a pot smoking munchie eating binge during Dec and puts on 25 lbs before the NC game and then two nights before the game screws Anthony Gonzalez GF causing a huge locker room morale split between the players that have a clue and the followers of TWHPIH who are mostly idiots and he completely screws the pooch during the game costing us the second NC in two years.
    Cool story.

    Moving along now...



    I don't see anything wrong with Manziel winning it as a freshman. He's had an outstanding, record-breaking year in a season with few "super stars."
  • FatHobbit
    Tiernan;1336184 wrote:In 2005 TWHPIH attends a QB camp in Tenn and gets paid $500 for doing so and tries to hide it from OSU officials (he says he didn't now it was illegal to do so) but still tried to hide it. So Jimmy The Liar suspends him from starting the TX game but says he will rotate during the game with Justin Zwick.
    Wasn't Zwick the starter for the first several games of 2005 until Troy finally beat him out for the job?
  • FatHobbit
    FatHobbit;1336213 wrote:Wasn't Zwick the starter for the first several games of 2005 until Troy finally beat him out for the job?
    Never mind. It was 2004 when Zwick was the starter.
  • vball10set
    Rotinaj;1336183 wrote:What reasoning do you have for this?
    Nothing concrete, just more of a feeling, I guess. I do understand that it's an annual award and is given out for that season's achievements, but I still feel it should also reward a player for "paying his dues", so to speak. Again, this is just the way I feel, but I also know that this isn't the way it's done.
  • sleeper
    vball10set;1336179 wrote:With all due respect, I don't think Troy Smith really helped out in this department ;)
    My sister had classes with T. Smith and said he was very sharp and well respected for his achievements OFF the field.
  • Rotinaj
    sleeper;1336234 wrote:My sister had classes with T. Smith and said he was very sharp and well respected for his achievements OFF the field.
    Just like your imaginary friend that goes to ND?
  • sleeper
    Rotinaj;1336246 wrote:Just like your imaginary friend that goes to ND?
    This thread isn't about ND. This thread is about T. Smith and his accomplishments both on and off the field. Please stay on topic.
  • wildcats20
    sleeper;1336267 wrote:This thread isn't about ND. This thread is about T. Smith and his accomplishments both on and off the field. Please stay on topic.

    No it's actually about the front runner for the 2012 Heisman Trophy.
  • sleeper
    wildcats20;1336276 wrote:No it's actually about the front runner for the 2012 Heisman Trophy.
    Which would have been T. Smith if he was playing college this year.