think about it, yall... who votes for the heisman winner?
.....
that trophy has long ran it's usefulness as indication of true greatest impact to the game by a single player.
its now mob owned.
which five teams have the most living heisman trophy winners? ever wonder why that gap between them and the rest of the teams keeps getting wider?
who doesn't have a single heisman winner? a player from UT would have to be absolutely jaw dropping sensational to actually walk that stage- the kind of sensational that the trophy would instantly lose all credibility for if they didn't.
i lost ALL regard for that thing after manning lost to a defensive player after espn squalked all season about defensive players being snubbed... shit, yall, that may be the beginning of espn realizing the clout and influence they had... they packaged that thing for woodsen... i thought "okay- that was a screwby" but it was the next or the following season one of the most amazing players i've ever seen play lost it to an overweight defensive tackle playing RB named dayne who carried the rock damn near every snap as everyone marvelled at his yardage (which broke ricky williams iirc, and while williams carried the rock somehting like half the carries dayne did)- the player who was snubbed? Antwon Randell El... that kid was jaw dropping good as a QB, a DB, a kick/put returner, a TB, a WR, a punter and every damn thing on the field shy of lineman.
he played for Indiana who despite having one of the best players in college in the modern era- couldn't sniff hardly any wins that season. that damn sure wasn't Randell El's fault, though.