View Full Version : PSD's mythical ballot for the 2009 Heisman Trophy
PlannedSickDays
11-29-2009, 02:00 PM
1.Toby Gerhart RB Stanford 311 carries 1736 yds 26 tds
2.Kelllen Moore QB Boise St rating 168.75 3053 yds 38 tds
3.Freddie Barnes WR Bowling Green 138 rec 1551 yds 16 tds
Mr. Hawk
11-29-2009, 02:04 PM
If we're giving it to the best player in college football (which we're not, and never really have), it would have to go to Tebow. As much as I hate to say it. He really is a great player.
Wild Onion
11-29-2009, 02:55 PM
If we're giving it to the best player in college football (which we're not, and never really have), it would have to go to Tebow. As much as I hate to say it. He really is a great player.
Tebow gets my vote. Best college football player of my lifetime.
HawkLax6
11-29-2009, 04:38 PM
1) Colt McCoy
2) Toby Gerhart
3) Tim Tebow
4) Kellen Moore
5) CJ Spiller
The Incredible Hawk
11-29-2009, 04:58 PM
i don't know how you can put a RB on a team with 4 losses over a QB who hasn't lost in a very long time.
PlannedSickDays
11-29-2009, 05:04 PM
i don't know how you can put a RB on a team with 4 losses over a QB who hasn't lost in a very long time.
Bradford had amazing #'s last year but I still would have voted for Shonn Greene
i don't know how you can put a RB on a team with 4 losses over a QB who hasn't lost in a very long time.
Well, he's white for starters. And Stanford beat the hated Trojans.
I really get a laugh out of the pundits who talk about Toby Gerhart. Every single one of them compares him to (gasp) the only other white running back they could think of, John Riggins.
Bovert
11-29-2009, 05:17 PM
If we're giving it to the best player in college football (which we're not, and never really have), it would have to go to Tebow. As much as I hate to say it. He really is a great player.
Tebow gets my vote. Best college football player of my lifetime.
You weren't alive when Barry Sanders was in college?
The Incredible Hawk
11-29-2009, 05:20 PM
Shonn Greene > Toby Gerhart. I love Gerhart. He plays his ass off, but can you honestly say he is better than Tebow? Would you take Gerhart over Tebow in a college football game? It's nice to see a white RB dominating, plus he is a dual-sport athlete, but he is not better than Tebow.
Gushawk
11-29-2009, 05:38 PM
I think it's either McCoy or Tebow, and this coming weekend will be highly relevant to the outcome. I'm rooting for Bama to make Tebow look bad.
Karl Hungus
11-29-2009, 07:34 PM
If we're giving it to the best player in college football (which we're not, and never really have), it would have to go to Ndamukong Suh. As much as I hate to say it. He really is a great player.
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Wild Onion
11-29-2009, 08:03 PM
If we're giving it to the best player in college football (which we're not, and never really have), it would have to go to Tebow. As much as I hate to say it. He really is a great player.
Tebow gets my vote. Best college football player of my lifetime.
You weren't alive when Barry Sanders was in college?
I loved Barry, but I'd much rather build a college football team around Tebow.
MikeyJoe
11-29-2009, 08:08 PM
Dan LaFevour out-Tebowed Tebow this year.
2788 passing yards on 71% completion, 25 TDs to 5 INTs. With that, he had 650 rushing yards (4.1 avg) for 14 TDs.
I understand that the Heisman has to go to a RB or QB for a top 5 team, but in my football fantasy world where it goes to the best player in the country he's got to be up there.
Dan LaFevour out-Tebowed Tebow this year.
2788 passing yards on 71% completion, 25 TDs to 5 INTs. With that, he had 650 rushing yards (4.1 avg) for 14 TDs.
I understand that the Heisman has to go to a RB or QB for a top 5 team, but in my football fantasy world where it goes to the best player in the country he's got to be up there.
The MAC is down this year.
Wild Onion
11-29-2009, 08:45 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
HawkLax6
11-29-2009, 08:46 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
Someone spent five minutes with Tebow this past weekend.
:D
Bovert
11-29-2009, 09:04 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
I disagree completely because Tebow's NFL career will be well below average.
PlannedSickDays
11-29-2009, 09:16 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
Someone spent five minutes with Tebow this past weekend.
:D
or 20
Wild Onion
11-29-2009, 09:24 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
I disagree completely because Tebow's NFL career will be well below average.
I think he'll suck in the NFL, FWIW.
MikeyJoe
11-29-2009, 09:49 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
You realize why this is a terrible argument, right?
In limited viewing, I think that Bama's RB is a brilliant runner, and his combination of speed, strength, and vision will make him a very good NFL player. I'm no Mel Kiper, though when I sleep on my hair wrong it get a little Kiper-ish, but I think he's a sure bet. Still, never ever spend a #1-5 draft pick on a running back. Ever.
Mr. Hawk
11-29-2009, 10:58 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
You realize why this is a terrible argument, right?
i honestly don't.
frankly, in 20 years, i won't remember tebow either, but that's beside the point.
MikeyJoe
11-29-2009, 11:00 PM
20 years from now, few will remember any player mentioned in this thread apart from Tim Tebow.
You realize why this is a terrible argument, right?
i honestly don't.
Because it's self supporting.
The reason sports media should give him this award is that he's the guy that we'll remember 20 years from now? One of the primary reasons that we'll remember him 20 years from now is that sports media has been praising the shit out of him for the last 4 years.
Karl Hungus
11-30-2009, 12:19 AM
You realize why this is a terrible argument, right?
i honestly don't.
Because it's self supporting.
The reason sports media should give him this award is that he's the guy that we'll remember 20 years from now? One of the primary reasons that we'll remember him 20 years from now is that sports media has been praising the shit out of him for the last 4 years.
and the fact that people will remember him for his CAREER and not necessarily THIS YEAR
Monster
11-30-2009, 07:33 AM
If Tony Pike had been healthy all year I'd vote for him.
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