I remember when it was debated for weeks. The show was a ratings smash. Everyone was excited.
Amazing how it has fallen and become pretty irrelevant.
Amazing how it has fallen and become pretty irrelevant.
Say, can I have some of those purple berries?So, who won?
This year was kind of blah. Not sure there's a trend yet. There wasn't really a Heisman moment. The favorites got blown out in their last game and backed into it. Williams won both for his body of work and leadership, but who saw a USC game this year? I thought Duggan should have been given more consideration, but he came out of nowhere and plays for a non-Blue-Blood.I remember when it was debated for weeks. The show was a ratings smash. Everyone was excited.
Amazing how it has fallen and become pretty irrelevant.
Just read that four of the last six winners were transfer players. That could be a big part of the equation. Hard to have a large fan base of kids that are moving around all the time.This year was kind of blah. Not sure there's a trend yet. There wasn't really a Heisman moment. The favorites got blown out in their last game and backed into it. Williams won both for his body of work and leadership, but who saw a USC game this year? I thought Duggan should have been given more consideration, but he came out of nowhere and plays for a non-Blue-Blood.
They lost me at Ki-Jana......I remember when it was debated for weeks. The show was a ratings smash. Everyone was excited.
Amazing how it has fallen and become pretty irrelevant.
Lost me at 2000+ yds Larry Johnson.They lost me at Ki-Jana......
What especially sucked was that the 2K+ yards threshold somehow automatically triggered giving the award to Salaam over Ki-Jana, but it was conveniently overlooked when Larry achieved it.Lost me at 2000+ yds Larry Johnson.
And if Johnson had played the second half against Sparty he would have had at least 150 more yards.What especially sucked was that the 2K+ yards threshold somehow automatically triggered giving the award to Salaam over Ki-Jana, but it was conveniently overlooked when Larry achieved it.
Was at that game and I totally agree. There was just no stopping him that day.And if Johnson had played the second half against Sparty he would have had at least 150 more yards.
That would have been a historic day in college football. May have had five hundred yards.Was at that game and I totally agree. There was just no stopping him that day.
Agree. Always the love affair with the same schools.This year was kind of blah. Not sure there's a trend yet. There wasn't really a Heisman moment. The favorites got blown out in their last game and backed into it. Williams won both for his body of work and leadership, but who saw a USC game this year? I thought Duggan should have been given more consideration, but he came out of nowhere and plays for a non-Blue-Blood.
"I do what I want then make up reasons to justify it"What especially sucked was that the 2K+ yards threshold somehow automatically triggered giving the award to Salaam over Ki-Jana, but it was conveniently overlooked when Larry achieved it.
Loved the Gonzaga shout outGreat speech, I really enjoyed it.
Being in the stands for LJ's 279 yd 4 touchdown FIRST HALF pasting of Michigan State is certainly a Great Beaver Stadium memory.Lost me at 2000+ yds Larry Johnson.
Haven’t paid attention to it in years. It’s like the vote for prom king, popularity contest.I remember when it was debated for weeks. The show was a ratings smash. Everyone was excited.
Amazing how it has fallen and become pretty irrelevant.