Heisman: Who has your vote?

[HuskerOC]

Jonathan Allen

just cause

Dude is a bitch, but he doesn't even lead your team in sacks.

Then again, the double teams he faces makes Jenna Jameson envious.

 

[HuskerOC]

No idea. Thing is, he's one of the FEW predictions we got right as a fanbase. We knew this team would be able to run on anybody, but the passing offense let us down these last few games along with the defense.

Anyway, Foreman should be a finalist.....and next year Chris Warren will be a name to look out for at Texas. Herman is inheriting a plethora of offensive riches.

Had Warren on my college fantasy team. Foreman erupted when he got hurt, but a brutal RB duo you guys have. I never understood why you guys bothered throwing the ball that much with hosses like that in the backfield along with a bludgeoning FB.

Still craps my mind why Texas doesn't run a brutal down hill running offense with the players you have.

 

[Wild Turkey]

If I had a vote it would James Conner of Pitt.

 

[Scapegoat]

I think it should go to "my favorite player on my favorite team" because he is the most deserving player in Heisman history.

 

[starbigd]

Had Warren on my college fantasy team. Foreman erupted when he got hurt, but a brutal RB duo you guys have. I never understood why you guys bothered throwing the ball that much with hosses like that in the backfield along with a bludgeoning FB.

Still craps my mind why Texas doesn't run a brutal down hill running offense with the players you have.

Pretty much an all underclassman OL is why. True freshmen center and guard, true sophmore tackles

 

[HuskerOC]

I think it should go to "my favorite player on my favorite team" because he is the most deserving player in Heisman history.

Usually how it works.

I'm changing my vote to Bill Brasky.

 

[theSabanator20]

How many true freshman QBs lead their teams to 12-0 records?

Also, James Connor of Pitt and Donnel Pumphrey of San Diego State are awesome.

 

[socaljim242]

Sam Darnold USC .Best QB in the country right now

 

[HuskerOC]

How many true freshman QBs lead their teams to 12-0 records?

Also, James Connor of Pitt and Donnel Pumphrey of San Diego State are awesome.

Nobody.

Bernie Kosar and Jamelle Holieway won National Titles as true freshman, but they weren't undefeated.

James Connor definitely deserves a special award. Not sure what that would be, but that guy is more than worthy of any award given to him.

 

[HuskerOC]

Sam Darnold USC. Best pocket passing QB in the country with little to no pressure put upon him with WRs that get 15 yard cushions.

I fixed your post.

 

[Texas Jefe]

Dude was a beast. Should have got the ball even more.

He is a finalist for the Doak Walker, right?

Dalvin Cook, D'Onta Foreman and Pumphrey I believe are the finalists.

 

[theSabanator20]

Nobody.

Bernie Kosar and Jamelle Holieway won National Titles as true freshman, but they weren't undefeated.

James Connor definitely deserves a special award. Not sure what that would be, but that guy is more than worthy of any award given to him.

I think they have something for that. I remember Alabama's team winning it in 2011. DJ Williams from Arkansas and Lee Corso have also won that award.

 

[socaljim242]

I fixed your post.

You're high. He's doing most of his damage on the run. How about you watch some games before giving us your uninformed opinion.

 

[B_dub]

Dalvin Cook, D'Onta Foreman and Pumphrey I believe are the finalists.

Correct. Foreman will be the runaway winner (and rightfully so) IMO.

 

[gob]

Peppers and JT on here is a joke. Neither of them are even close to being in any Heisman consideration.

 

[Scapegoat]

You're high. He's my favorite player on my favorite team. How about you watch some games and make them your favorite too so we can agree.

Good point

 

[theSabanator20]

Peppers and JT on here is a joke. Neither of them are even close to being in any Heisman consideration.

Beat me to it. They are good no doubt, but they aren't the primary reason for their team's success, nor are they the most outstanding players in the country.

Jourdin Lewis and Taco Charlton are just as good on defense as Peppers, and Samuel is the primary threat on offense for OSU.

 

[HuskerOC]

You're high. He's doing most of his damage on the run. How about you watch some games before giving us your uninformed opinion.

Awesome.

I get the normal Left Coast standard response of "watch our games" shit.

Good to know that Darnold has thrown for over 2,400 yards and 24 TDs while getting a SHIT TON of rushing yards in the likes of 214 and 2 TDs.

Yeah, you're right, doing "most of his damage on the run" as you say. You have me pigeon-holed as a guy who doesn't have a fucking clue of what I'm talking about when it comes to PAC football, and you lay out this shit?

How about you actually know anything before commenting further.

 

[theSabanator20]

The only reason I'd vote Hurts is based on the fact that he's led Alabama to a 12-0 season, the only undefeated team in the P5 - and did it as a true freshman. That and he is the centerpiece of our offense. Usually it's our RB or WR, like a Henry or Cooper. But he's been the game plan all year.

Stat-wise, it's Pumphrey, Foreman, Westbrook, and Jackson. They've put up crazy numbers this season.

Career-wise, it's Watson and Mayfield. Both could lead their teams to a conference championship again.

But the best player I've watched all season is WR Mike Williams from Clemson. Dude is a monster. Also DL Demarcus Walker from FSU and DL Jonathan Allen from Alabama have been dominant.

 

[gob]

Beat me to it. They are good no doubt, but they aren't the primary reason for their team's success, nor are they the most outstanding players in the country.

Jourdin Lewis and Taco Charlton are just as good on defense as Peppers, and Samuel is the primary threat on offense for OSU.

Seriously, Peppers plays defense, special teams, and offense, and I believe Hooker has 1 fewer TD just playing DB.