WebFire;484784 wrote:That would be interesting to see Robinson accepting the Heisman with Pryor and Mallet watching.
Why?
WebFire;484784 wrote:That would be interesting to see Robinson accepting the Heisman with Pryor and Mallet watching.
dat dude;484834 wrote:Why?
Scarlet_Buckeye;482803 wrote:No it doesn't
-Signed Tim Tebow '07
9-5 (5-3 SEC)
sleeper;484700 wrote:His numbers are ridiculous, but I don't see him winning it as long as the Buckeyes remain undefeated. The media wants to give it to Pryor this year, its too bad Pryor is focused on winning a National Championship rather than a meaningless award. After Troy Smith won it, the award has gone downhill, giving it to lousy garbage players like Tebow and Colt McCoy.
sleeper;484826 wrote:You know what I meant jackass.
WebFire;484842 wrote:Really?
dtdtim;484848 wrote:Yes it does.
-Signed:
Chris Weinke, Florida State '00 (11-2, 8-0), Played for National Title
Eric Crouch, Nebraska '01 (11-2, 7-1), Played for National Title
Carson Palmer, USC '02 (11-2, 7-1)
Jason White, Oklahoma '03 (12-2, 8-1), Played for National Title
Matt Leinart, USC '04 (13-0, 8-0), National Title Winner
Troy Smith, OSU '06 (12-1, 8-0), Played for National Title
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma '08 (12-1, 8-1), Played for National Title
Mark Ingram, Alabama '09 (14-0, 9-0), National Title Winner
Tim Tebow is clearly the exception, not the rule.
Robinson looks VERY VERY good at this point (early) of the season. I agree with others that have said it. If Michigan is a Top 10 team at season's end (12-0, 11-1, or 10-2), he'll be right in the mix if he keeps performing even half this well.
dat dude;484964 wrote:Yes, why would it be "interesting?"
Hb31187;485619 wrote:Because one transfered from Michigan, and one Chose Ohio State over Michigan
Hb31187;485619 wrote:Because one transfered from Michigan, and one Chose Ohio State over Michigan
dat dude;485692 wrote:Ok, I get that from a Michigan fan perspective. I guess I see Mallet's transfer in a different light, as it was obviously apparent to him that he was not a fit for RRod's system. As for Pryor, I think he would still be perfectly fine with his decision.
the only way the former could happen is if the latter doesn't....so, likewise a Buckeye fan, I wouldn'tBigdogg;485895 wrote:As a Buckeye fan, I would be happy to see Denard get the Heisman!
As long as Michigan loses to the Buckeyes again!!
Scarlet_Buckeye;485609 wrote:With numbers like what Denard Robinson is putting up, he can clearly be an "exception." The argument is invalid.
vball10set;487263 wrote:the only way the former could happen is if the latter doesn't....so, likewise a Buckeye fan, I wouldn't
Yes. In this day and age....that's pretty rare.vball10set;488062 wrote:^^^I agree, ewok--he seems pretty well grounded
se-alum;485944 wrote:Robinson has been pretty amazing the first couple games. Like many others, I wonder if he can hold up for a full season with that type of workload. I really hope he does, as I want UM back to the UM of old.