It doesn't matter how good Tim Tivo is.
He has proved that it takes a team effort to win games.
As good as he is it appears that Florida is going nowhere with at least 3 losses this year!

Excellent point - but the Heisman is an individual award and despite the 3 losses, Tebow has INDIVIDUALLY put up some incredible stats.

That's what they claim, anyways.

True.

And actually, I don't really have a problem with the voters requiring that the player's team have successful season. But I think sophomores should be able to win. And I think a 3 loss season in the SEC qualifies as a fairly successful season.

I agree totally. I think Fla. will win, or at least contend seriously, for a MNC in the next 2 years.

No sophmore has ever won the H. Archie Girffin won it his Jr. and Sr. years. Tebow should be the 1st soph to ever win it.

He is the only player to throw for 20+ tds and rush for 20+ tds in a season.

I think he should win it in a blow out, RunDMC is a distant second.

I will just throw in my 2 cents here...
As good as Tivo seems to be they still have 3 losses and don't appear to be going anywhere this year.
Just goes to show it takes a team effort to win in football.

found it

By Year | By Name ​

Heisman Winners By Year YearNameSchoolPositionClassPoints
1970Jim PlunkettStanfordQBSr.2,229
1971Pat SullivanAuburnQBSr.1,597
1972Johnny RodgersNebraskaRBSr.1,310
1973John CappellettiPenn StateRBSr.1,057
1974Archie GriffinOhio StateRBJr.1,920
1975Archie GriffinOhio StateRBSr.1,800
1976Tony DorsettPittsburghRBSr.2,357
1977Earl CampbellTexasRBSr.1,547
1978Billy SimsOklahomaRBJr.827
1979Charles WhiteUSCRBSr.1,695
1980George RogersSouth CarolinaRBSr.1,128
1981Marcus AllenUSCRBSr.1,797
1982Herschel WalkerGeorgiaRBJr.1,926
1983Mike RozierNebraskaRBSr.1,801
1984Doug FlutieBoston CollegeQBSr.2,240
1985Bo JacksonAuburnRBSr.1,509
1986Vinny TestaverdeMiami (Fla)QBSr.2,213
1987Tim BrownNotre DameWRSr.1,442
1988Barry SandersOklahoma StateRBJr.1,878
1989Andre WareHoustonQBJr.1,073
1990Ty DetmerBrigham YoungQBJr.1,482
1991Desmond HowardMichiganWRJr.2,077
1992Gino TorrettaMiami (Fla)QBSr.1,400
1993Charlie WardFlorida StateQBSr.2,310
1994Rashaan SalaamColoradoRBJr.1,743
1995Eddie GeorgeOhio StateRBSr.1,460
1996Danny WuerffelFloridaQBSr.1,363
1997Charles WoodsonMichiganCBJr.1,815
1998Ricky WilliamsTexasRBSr.2,355
1999Ron DayneWisconsinRBSr.2,042
2000Chris WeinkeFlorida StateQBSr.1,628
2001Eric CrouchNebraskaQBSr.770
2002Carson PalmerUSCQBSr.1,328
2003Jason WhiteOklahomaQBJr.1,481
2004Matt LeinartUSCQBJr.1,325
2005Reggie BushUSCRBJr.2,541
2006Troy SmithOhio StateQBSr.2,540

Sure, UF has 3 losses, but how many would they have if they didn't have Tebow? He is pretty much their only running threat, and their wideout corps is young. Every team that plays them pretty much knows what's coming, and yet they can't stop it.

I'd vote for him, and I hate the Gators.

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