I'm not sure I understand why he wouldn't win the Heisman if he won the Maxwell and only QBs are nominees. Yes, I know that Bradford will likely win, but it just doesn't make sense to me.
I'm not sure I understand why he wouldn't win the Heisman if he won the Maxwell and only QBs are nominees. Yes, I know that Bradford will likely win, but it just doesn't make sense to me.
Maxwell goes to the best all round player. It is essentially the Heisman, but voted on by different people. The O'Brien is the QB trophy.
I'm not sure I understand why he wouldn't win the Heisman if he won the Maxwell and only QBs are nominees. Yes, I know that Bradford will likely win, but it just doesn't make sense to me.
Maxwell goes to the best all round player. It is essentially the Heisman, but voted on by different people. The O'Brien is the QB trophy.
Ahhh, got those mixed up, sorry about that. Also, what's the point of having the Maxwell AND the Heisman?
A Fleshner Fantasy wrote:Ahhh, got those mixed up, sorry about that. Also, what's the point of having the Maxwell AND the Heisman?
Different voters and history.
870 various media representatives from across the country vote for the Heisman, while a panel comprised of both sportswriters and NCAA head coaches determines who gets the Maxwell.
There is also the Walter Camp award, which is similar to both
A Fleshner Fantasy wrote: I'm not sure I understand why he wouldn't win the Heisman if he won the Maxwell and only QBs are nominees. Yes, I know that Bradford will likely win, but it just doesn't make sense to me.
Maxwell goes to the best all round player. It is essentially the Heisman, but voted on by different people. The O'Brien is the QB trophy.
Ahhh, got those mixed up, sorry about that. Also, what's the point of having the Maxwell AND the Heisman?
The Maxwell is actually defined, whereas Heisman voters kind of make the award out to be whatever they want it to be.
deerayfan072 wrote:Maxwell goes to the best all round player. It is essentially the Heisman, but voted on by different people. The O'Brien is the QB trophy.
Ahhh, got those mixed up, sorry about that. Also, what's the point of having the Maxwell AND the Heisman?
The Maxwell is actually defined, whereas Heisman voters kind of make the award out to be whatever they want it to be.
So why does the Heisman get so much more press than the Maxwell?
I think it shows how much voters admired the big 12 in general if you look at the vote breakdown. Despite getting the most 1st place votes, Tebow got 3rd. This means that basically everyone who voted Bradford or McCoy first voted the other second.