August 24, 200521 yr Reggie Bush will win the heisman. Leinart won't repeat, just inflate Bush's stats at RB. Bush will have more yards than Peterson.
August 24, 200521 yr Reggie Bush will win the heisman. Leinart won't repeat, just inflate Bush's stats at RB. Bush will have more yards than Peterson. 912713[/snapback] Even if you are talking about APY, it might not happen.
August 24, 200521 yr USC could lose up to two games, so that eliminates that. 913145[/snapback] yeah they COULD lose, but theyre better then everyone else this year so no way you eliminate Leinart or Bush
August 24, 200521 yr Drew Tate will win. It's Iowa's year, and the Heisman Trophy people love "All-American" White QB's, but don't want to see somebody win it 2 times. And Tate was a great player even though the Hawks top 7 RB's got hurt last year, so any help there along with a year of experience will make him even more lethal.
August 24, 200521 yr Author Reggie Bush will win the heisman. Leinart won't repeat, just inflate Bush's stats at RB. Bush will have more yards than Peterson. 912713[/snapback] Even if you are talking about APY, it might not happen. 913168[/snapback] Looking back that was a stupid thing to say. Take that away.
August 25, 200521 yr As much as I want that 3rd string offensive lineman from Hawaii to win it, I'm gonna say someone from USC..
August 26, 200521 yr Ill go with Zabransky if not, Ill take that Adrian Peterson fellow 913213[/snapback] I'm going to have to agree with you(about Zabransky). Boise St. is a great program, one of, if not the top non-BCS school out there(now that Louisville moved to the Big East and Utah themselves weakened by a different coach and their Heisman finalist QB leaving). He will probably be in the same boat as Smith was last year, good enough to make it to the top 5 in voting, but most likely wont have to deal with the other 4 candidates coming from 2 schools. With 5 candidates from 5 schools, it Zabransky could play spoiler to them all. Reggie Bush might already have two votes, tho, in Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart.
August 26, 200521 yr Ill go with Zabransky if not, Ill take that Adrian Peterson fellow 913213[/snapback] I'm going to have to agree with you(about Zabransky). Boise St. is a great program, one of, if not the top non-BCS school out there(now that Louisville moved to the Big East and Utah themselves weakened by a different coach and their Heisman finalist QB leaving). He will probably be in the same boat as Smith was last year, good enough to make it to the top 5 in voting, but most likely wont have to deal with the other 4 candidates coming from 2 schools. With 5 candidates from 5 schools, it Zabransky could play spoiler to them all. Reggie Bush might already have two votes, tho, in Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. 915902[/snapback] well if Zabranksy and Co cant beat UGA on September 3rd, you can forget his Heisman campaign
August 26, 200521 yr Ill go with Zabransky if not, Ill take that Adrian Peterson fellow 913213[/snapback] I'm going to have to agree with you(about Zabransky). Boise St. is a great program, one of, if not the top non-BCS school out there(now that Louisville moved to the Big East and Utah themselves weakened by a different coach and their Heisman finalist QB leaving). He will probably be in the same boat as Smith was last year, good enough to make it to the top 5 in voting, but most likely wont have to deal with the other 4 candidates coming from 2 schools. With 5 candidates from 5 schools, it Zabransky could play spoiler to them all. Reggie Bush might already have two votes, tho, in Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. 915902[/snapback] well if Zabranksy and Co cant beat UGA on September 3rd, you can forget his Heisman campaign 915912[/snapback] I dont think that is entirely accurate. They are a non-bcs school playing on the road against a tough SEC school. Im
August 26, 200521 yr Ill go with Zabransky if not, Ill take that Adrian Peterson fellow 913213[/snapback] I'm going to have to agree with you(about Zabransky). Boise St. is a great program, one of, if not the top non-BCS school out there(now that Louisville moved to the Big East and Utah themselves weakened by a different coach and their Heisman finalist QB leaving). He will probably be in the same boat as Smith was last year, good enough to make it to the top 5 in voting, but most likely wont have to deal with the other 4 candidates coming from 2 schools. With 5 candidates from 5 schools, it Zabransky could play spoiler to them all. Reggie Bush might already have two votes, tho, in Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. 915902[/snapback] well if Zabranksy and Co cant beat UGA on September 3rd, you can forget his Heisman campaign 915912[/snapback] I dont think that is entirely accurate. They are a non-bcs school playing on the road against a tough SEC school. Im 915923[/snapback] Yes it is accurate. It will be hard enough for a non-BCS player to win a heisman, and it is impossibe if they don't go undegeated. Just like Omar Jacobs has to be Wisconsin to have a legit shot at the heisman. IMO, I honestly don't think either of them will win the heisman even if they noth go undefeated just because the play in 2 pretty bad conferences.
August 26, 200521 yr Ill go with Zabransky if not, Ill take that Adrian Peterson fellow 913213[/snapback] I'm going to have to agree with you(about Zabransky). Boise St. is a great program, one of, if not the top non-BCS school out there(now that Louisville moved to the Big East and Utah themselves weakened by a different coach and their Heisman finalist QB leaving). He will probably be in the same boat as Smith was last year, good enough to make it to the top 5 in voting, but most likely wont have to deal with the other 4 candidates coming from 2 schools. With 5 candidates from 5 schools, it Zabransky could play spoiler to them all. Reggie Bush might already have two votes, tho, in Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart. 915902[/snapback] well if Zabranksy and Co cant beat UGA on September 3rd, you can forget his Heisman campaign 915912[/snapback] I dont think that is entirely accurate. They are a non-bcs school playing on the road against a tough SEC school. Im 915923[/snapback] Yes it is accurate. It will be hard enough for a non-BCS player to win a heisman, and it is impossibe if they don't go undegeated. Just like Omar Jacobs has to be Wisconsin to have a legit shot at the heisman. IMO, I honestly don't think either of them will win the heisman even if they noth go undefeated just because the play in 2 pretty bad conferences. 915926[/snapback] Aint going to disagree that the WAC isnt a good conference. That would be foolish. But, despite the conference, Boise State is still a good team. If they lost but keep the game within a field goal, I dont see his chances being affected that much. I honestly think Boise can win.
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