But like the Heisman race as a whole, his overall performance was muddled at best. Throwing two touchdowns to rally your team is exciting; going 25 of 52 with two interceptions, not so much.
The Wiz breaks it down.
Braves and Birds is not happy with the prospect of a Ryan win.
He has played the best game of his career at least five times, most recently Saturday in Lexington. His 256 passing yards, 78 rushing yards and five touchdowns (four passing, one rushing) lifted the Gators to a 45-37 victory and pushed Tebow to the top of Heisman lists on espn.com, sportsillustrated.com, and the popular heismanpundit.com.
“They’ve got a quarterback that, I don’t know,” Georgia coach Mark Richt said Sunday night. “He’s a freak of nature, really.”
I’m more curious to see what Jonathan Stewart’s possibilities are for a late-season run.
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