Heisman Winner
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OSU quarterback Troy Smith wins Heisman By RALPH D. RUSSO, AP Sports Writer Sat Dec 9, 8:56 PM ET NEW YORK - For Ohio State and Troy Smith, it's been that kind of year. The Buckeyes were No. 1 from start to finish and their star quarterback had no real challenger in winning the Heisman Trophy. Smith was a runaway winner Saturday night as the best player in college football, just two years after nearly derailing his career by taking money from a booster. The senior quarterback moved to the front of the Heisman race in September with a flawless performance against Texas and finished off a perfect regular season by throwing four touchdown passes against Michigan. Now, there's only one thing left for Smith to do: Beat Florida for the national championship on Jan. 8. |
It was a shock when I found out!
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Psshhh. Should of been Jon Cornish. What were they thinking
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Cornish? Cornish?
A game hen would have better luck getting a vote. :D . |
I liked the kid from Arkansas...
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Personally, I was never all that impressed with Smith.
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I know I'm freaking shocked. A QB from a coastal team winning the Hyman award. It's got to be a first.
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I was rooting for the kid from Arkansas as well
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This is the worst Heisman trophy winner since Gino Toretta.
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Well, Ohio does have the great lakes to the North, so I guess it technically could be called "coastal". ROFL |
The guy had a 67% completion pct with 30 TDs and 5 INTs while leading his team to an undefeated season. I don't think there's any bias involved in this choice. He had a better season than anyone else in college football. He might not the best pro prospect, but he definitely deserved this award.
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