Heisman Predictor Standings: Week 9
Got this from espndallas.com.
Colt McCoy jumps to first, and look who is making a move at #6. Liberty-Eylau's very-own LaMichael James.
Smoaky
(* as calculated by Heisman Predictor formula)
Player School Pts*
1. Colt McCoy Texas 122.5
2. Tim Tebow Florida 121.0
3. Mark Ingram Alabama 110.5
4. Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 91.5
5. C.J. Spiller Clemson 87.5
6. LaMichael James Oregon 85.0
7. Case Keenum Houston 84.5
8. Golden Tate Notre Dame 84.3
9. Kellen Moore Boise State 82.0
10. Dion Lewis Pittsburgh 77.5
Full Version: LE's James in Heisman Discussion...
the fact that tebow is even in discussion is a joke... Also i think Keenum needs to be at worst #3. I dont see how Colt is number one either but we all know he will win it. The Heisman voters feel bad for the "shaft" Texas and Mccoy got last season so they will not make that mistake twice. Look how much bad puplicity it already caused the first time. I hate seeing him and Tebow still in the discussion because they "started" the season as the favorites. Neither one has put up a better case then Ingram Keenum Clausen or Moore.
James is a great example of taking advantage of an opportunity.
QUOTE (Smoaky @ Nov 3 2009, 12:52 PM) 
Heisman Predictor Standings: Week 9
Got this from espndallas.com.
Colt McCoy jumps to first, and look who is making a move at #6. Liberty-Eylau's very-own LaMichael James.
Smoaky
(* as calculated by Heisman Predictor formula)
Player School Pts*
1. Colt McCoy Texas 122.5
2. Tim Tebow Florida 121.0
3. Mark Ingram Alabama 110.5
4. Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 91.5
5. C.J. Spiller Clemson 87.5
6. LaMichael James Oregon 85.0
7. Case Keenum Houston 84.5
8. Golden Tate Notre Dame 84.3
9. Kellen Moore Boise State 82.0
10. Dion Lewis Pittsburgh 77.5
Got this from espndallas.com.
Colt McCoy jumps to first, and look who is making a move at #6. Liberty-Eylau's very-own LaMichael James.
Smoaky
(* as calculated by Heisman Predictor formula)
Player School Pts*
1. Colt McCoy Texas 122.5
2. Tim Tebow Florida 121.0
3. Mark Ingram Alabama 110.5
4. Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame 91.5
5. C.J. Spiller Clemson 87.5
6. LaMichael James Oregon 85.0
7. Case Keenum Houston 84.5
8. Golden Tate Notre Dame 84.3
9. Kellen Moore Boise State 82.0
10. Dion Lewis Pittsburgh 77.5
1. McCoy
2. Keenum
3. Clausen
4. Ingram
20. Tebow.
LaMichael James is only a freshman, and for him to be #6 on the Heisman Candidate list is very impressive. As long as he stays healthy he will be a contender for as long as he is an Oregon Duck. GO LJ!
The most outstanding player in the country is the defensive tackle playing for Nebraska. It is a complete joke that the award supposedly given to the "most outstanding player" always goes to a skill position player on the best team.
wow...and just last week i was talking about how no one talks about him when they should...
they just skipped the middle man...james goes from freshman benchrider in week 1 to heisman candidate in week 8...what a wonderful 2 months for this young man!
they just skipped the middle man...james goes from freshman benchrider in week 1 to heisman candidate in week 8...what a wonderful 2 months for this young man!
Keenum should be #1, hands down.......the kid is a STUD!
Heisman discussion? Maybe way too early IMO. Keenum should be #1
Inram #2
THEN Colt
Colt has 8 Ints this year already. 1 clean game and has to hit more people than shipley in a huge game. Excluding OSU, If the national championship game includes McCoy then he will have to play better than he did against OU. He IMO is the best player with a wide margin out of the whole list but you cant win it like that you have to BE the best player week in and week out.
Inram #2
THEN Colt
Colt has 8 Ints this year already. 1 clean game and has to hit more people than shipley in a huge game. Excluding OSU, If the national championship game includes McCoy then he will have to play better than he did against OU. He IMO is the best player with a wide margin out of the whole list but you cant win it like that you have to BE the best player week in and week out.
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