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Heisman 2010
Posted: October 19 10, 7:15 pm
by lukethedrifter
Is it time to start looking for a defensive candidate?
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 19 10, 7:39 pm
by cardsfansince82
I can't think of any defensive player that stands out. Suh played defense about as well as you can play it last year and didn't win. There's still a lot of big games left for a candidate to emerge. Cam Newton could be a good choice if he keeps winning.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 19 10, 8:14 pm
by MrCrowesGarden
Probably LaMichael James' to lose at this point.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 20 10, 7:53 am
by JL21
just kidding
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 20 10, 9:25 am
by Fat Strat
I haven't been paying that much attention, but I would have to think that Demarco Murray will be there by the end of the season if OU continues to win.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 20 10, 9:29 am
by lukethedrifter
So it's going to be a Geno Torretta year then?
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 20 10, 7:40 pm
by InvincibleCakeEater
Cam Newton, Kellen Moore and LeMichael James in order as of now.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 21 10, 10:19 am
by clevername
right now it'd definitely Cam Newton's to lose. As long as Auburn keeps winning and he keeps getting 4 TD's a game no one else has a chance.
I think they win this weekend, then it's really just Bama left at the end of the year.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 21 10, 10:51 am
by The Third Man
My friend is a crazy huge Auburn fan who just graduated last winter. I'd find it kind of hilarious if they had a Heisman winner and a prospective national champion team in his first year out of school, especially since he lives in Texas now and wouldn't be able to celebrate back home. But I'm sure that wouldn't eat away at him too much, especially after Auburn got screwed back in '04.
Re: Heisman 2010
Posted: October 21 10, 11:34 am
by lukethedrifter
I don't know your friend but I'm willing nonetheless to bet that he would not be bummed out if his Alma mater were to win a National Championship and a Heisman this year.