734 yards on 126 carries(5.8ypc), 9 TD, 7 rec for 143 yds(20.4ypc) Best player on the #4 team in the country that has played 3 top 25 teams that have no losses other than Miami and Nebraska losing to VT.
Schedule: Alabama Marshall Nebraska Miami Duke Boston College
How about Tony Pike from Cincy? His team wins, he puts up gaudy numbers, and he doesn't make mistakes. He has 13 TDs and only 3 INTs and there's a definite chance that his team could go to a BCS game. Yes yes, I know, he plays in the Big East and a lot of people here think that should automatically disqualify him, but it really shouldn't. The Big East certainly isn't great, but it's not so horrible this year, and having a rating just 159.95 is impressive in any major conference.
Seems like Tebow and McCoy are the default front runners even though there are plenty of guys to mention.
Say what you will about Notre Dame but Jimmy Clausen has put together a nice little resume thus far. 12 TD's to 2 INT's for 1,544 yards, completing over 67% of his passes. Pretty darn good. If he can lead his Irish to a win over USC this weekend I think he automatically is catapulted to the top of the list.
Tony Pike as mentioned is doing good things in Cincy
I really like what Jacory Harris is doing in Miami minus the interceptions, if he can curb that and keep winning he could be in the running.
Metroid wrote:Seems like Tebow and McCoy are the default front runners even though there are plenty of guys to mention.
Say what you will about Notre Dame but Jimmy Clausen has put together a nice little resume thus far. 12 TD's to 2 INT's for 1,544 yards, completing over 67% of his passes. Pretty darn good. If he can lead his Irish to a win over USC this weekend I think he automatically is catapulted to the top of the list.
Tony Pike as mentioned is doing good things in Cincy
I really like what Jacory Harris is doing in Miami minus the interceptions, if he can curb that and keep winning he could be in the running.
How good is a win over South Florida? If Cincy wins that and Notre Dame loses, can we get Pike put up towards the top of the list?
Metroid wrote:Seems like Tebow and McCoy are the default front runners even though there are plenty of guys to mention.
Say what you will about Notre Dame but Jimmy Clausen has put together a nice little resume thus far. 12 TD's to 2 INT's for 1,544 yards, completing over 67% of his passes. Pretty darn good. If he can lead his Irish to a win over USC this weekend I think he automatically is catapulted to the top of the list.
Tony Pike as mentioned is doing good things in Cincy
I really like what Jacory Harris is doing in Miami minus the interceptions, if he can curb that and keep winning he could be in the running.
How good is a win over South Florida? If Cincy wins that and Notre Dame loses, can we get Pike put up towards the top of the list?
I would think so. I mean the numbers are there for Pike, I'm not sure what to think of South Florida to be honest though, their only big win is against a not very good Florida State team. But Clausen would have two losses, Heisman voters wont like that at all.
The only knock on Pike right now is the lack of a signature win against a ranked opponent, beating South Florida would give him that. But like I said, the jury is still out on South Florida. Pike is also a heavy in the INT department.
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