Heisman debacle

[Votto]

Dwayne Haskins finished with 4,580 passing yards and 47 touchdowns, both of which led the nation. He broke 11 Big Ten and Ohio State single-season records. He's tied for 10th all-time for passing touchdowns in a single season in NCAA history. He was Big Ten offensive player of the year and MVP of the conference championship game.

Yet he lost the Heisman to someone who posts homophobic Tweets and says he wants to play baseball and not football later on?

Hilarious!

Is this to get back at Ohio State for the coaching scandal that the MeToo movement was upset about?

Politics sucks.

 

[rightwinger]

Tua should have won

 

[Votto]

Tua should have won

Why, Haskins had better numbers and Alabama never plays anyone.

 

[JLW]

The kid was 14 or 15 give him a break.

 

[BlackFlag]

But can he cut it in the NFL, once he’s out of the amateur sports circuits?

 

[rightwinger]

Tua should have won

Why, Haskins had better numbers and Alabama never plays anyone.

Big 10 sucks. Ohio State got their butts kicked by Purdue

 

[WinterBorn]

But can he cut it in the NFL, once he’s out of the amateur sports circuits?

Oh, is that what the Heisman is for? Best potential NFL player?

 

[Rocko]

Charlie ward won it and played basketball. I wish he would have chosen football. He sucked at basketball and the Knicks would have won a championship with someone better

 

[rightwinger]

Murray is 5 ft 7

Even Doug Flutie looks down on him

 

[Votto]

But can he cut it in the NFL, once he’s out of the amateur sports circuits?

Oh, is that what the Heisman is for? Best potential NFL player?

No, it's a beauty contest that is rigged like all other contests.

I notice the winner is always on a team in the playoffs that loses.

Guess they try to spread the wealth.

 

[WinterBorn]

But can he cut it in the NFL, once he’s out of the amateur sports circuits?

Oh, is that what the Heisman is for? Best potential NFL player?

No, it's a beauty contest that is rigged like all other contests.

I notice the winner is always on a team in the playoffs that loses.

Guess they try to spread the wealth.

Unless it is an Alabama player. Like in 2015 when Derrick Henry won the Heisman and Bama won the Championship.

But there have only been 4 years of playoffs, so it is a small sample.