I see the vote breakdown among the first four candidates being similiar to the vote breakdown when Ricky Williams won the Heisman in 1998.
1. Cameron Newton — I think Newton’s total will be in the 2,300 – 2,500 point range.
2. Andrew Luck — I think Luck barely edges out LaMichael James and gets in the high 600-to-low-700s in points.
3. LaMichael James — James should be somewhere in the mid-600-point range.
4. Kellen Moore — Moore should be very close to Luck and James and could conceivably jump one of them, but I think he’ll score in the mid-to-high 500-point range.
5. Justin Blackmon — I see Blackmon scoring between 100 and 200 points.
6. Denard Robinson — I believe Robinson will score between 50 and 100.
7. Andy Dalton — Dalton should score around 50 points.
8. Terrelle Pryor — I think he’ll score between 25 and 50 points.
9. Tyrod Taylor — He should be score between 20 and 30 points.
10. Colin Kaepernick — I think he’ll pick up less than 20 points.
Related Articles
Share
About Author
(1) Reader Comment
Leave a Reply
Recent HP media mentions: ESPN College Game Day (12/3) ... VS./NBC CFB Talk (12/5) ... SJ Mercury News (12/5) ... Seattle Times (12/5) ... Idaho Statesman (12/5) ... Associated Press (12/6) ... Huntsville Times (12/6)
Recent Radio and Podcast Appearances...
Interview with WJOX Birmingham (11/30)
Interview with ESPN Radio in Waco (12/2)
The Mandel Initiative (podcast), Stew Mandel, (Listen)
THE HP HEISMAN WATCH
Pingback: Heisman Day is Here! | Heismanpundit