Is it Carr vs Manning for the Heisman?
If so I guess we have to pull for Lane Kiffin next weekend. That's tough to do.
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Manning isn't winning the Heisman
Unless Smith opts out of the year, I don't think Carr does either. The ESPN touts are focusing on Mestemaker now that their other favs on their network, Mensa and Toney, have faded
On the whole, who cares? It is a nice award for the guy that gets it, but it has become a yearlong ESPN hype machine that starts before a game has been played. I thought the award is for "the most outstanding college football player in the United States, so it is just coincidence that since 2000, 80% of the time a qb wins it.
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If Carr wins the Heisman will everyone get off Denbrock's back since he will have coached 2 Heisman
QBs (almost) back-to-back? (Jayden Daniels & CJ Carr) Or, will we still expect MORE? I know I am guilty of that too often.
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I don't think Manning makes it to NYC.
He's flopped too many times this season.
Kind of reminds me of when Rocket Ismail played for Notre Dame
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Interesting fact: CJ has only been sacked TWICE with ONE interception. Maybe the OL should get more
credit than I give it.
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It appears Carr has a clear advantage. I do think Arch disqualified himself against OK & FL and the
first half of OSU. There were serious discussions about being benched for KJ Lacey. So maybe "comeback player of the year", but I think Heisman SHOULD not be realistic.
My guess would be after it is all said and done, Mensah will get it.
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