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Heisman Finalists Announced

Discussion in 'College Sports' started by Packerfan4Life, Dec 5, 2007.

  1. Packerfan4Life Cheesehead

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    Just announced on ESPN, here are the 4 Heisman finalists in alphabetical order.

    QB Colt Brennan, Hawaii
    4174 pass yards, 46 total TD

    QB Chase Daniel, Missouri
    4170 pass yards, 37 total TD

    RB Darren McFadden, Arkansas
    1725 rush yards, 20 total TD

    QB Tim Tebow, Florida
    3970 total yards, 51 total TD
    Packerfan4Life, Dec 5, 2007
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  2. spardo62 Cheesehead

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    I think McFadden is the best of the bunch and will likely be the best pro(I know that does not mean anything), Tebow will be the main competition and may very well win.
    spardo62, Dec 6, 2007
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    I will be very surprised if neither one of them is not picked. And I agree about Tebow probably will win.
    gopackgo, Dec 6, 2007
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    Tebow will win, but I don't think he should. Brennan or McFadden should win. Tebow's rushing TDs are misleading. I believe I read the average yards of his rushing TDs is around 3 yards. Yeah, a TD is a TD, but in any other program, those plays would go to the RB. He's just as much of a "system" QB as they say Brennan is. Atleast Brennan's system is a pro-based system.
    nathaniel, Dec 6, 2007
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