Heismanpundit

Will come later tonight. Hang tight.

My current top five is Tebow, Ryan, Dixon, Hart and McFadden. Here’s a look at what Dennis Dixon has to do to win:
Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon is the newcomer to this year’s Heisman race. Through eight games, he has thrown for 1,885 yards and 16 TDs with just 3 interceptions. He has also [...]

Couple things I wanted to chime in here about the bubbling scandal surrounding 2005 Heisman winner Reggie Bush.
1. I opened the USA Today Sports section today and saw the following headline: Sports Marketer Sues Bush.
Now, let’s be clear here. Lloyd Lake is an aspiring sports marketer. He has never actually marketed anyone. [...]

My current top five is Tebow, Ryan, Dixon, Hart and McFadden. Here’s a look at what Mike Hart has to do to win:
When Michigan dropped two games to start its season, including a shocking loss to Appalachian State, it seemed to be the death knell for Mike Hart’s Heisman hopes.
After all, how could a [...]

My current top five is Tebow, Ryan, Dixon, Hart and McFadden. Here’s the first look at what each player has to do to win:
Darren McFadden was the preseason favorite, but Arkansas has struggled a bit and some of his numbers have suffered as a result.
Right now, McFadden has 993 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, [...]

Remember the debate over whether SEC defenses were highly-ranked because of the bad offenses, or whether the offenses were bad because of the strength of the defenses?
Well, now that the SEC has evolved as an offensive league, with a greater variety of schemes, we have an answer. The league’s offenses were just bad before, [...]

Here are my top guys right now. This is also how I think the vote would fall if held today:
1. Tim Tebow–He’s barely hanging on right now. If Florida loses again, he’s toast.
2. Matt Ryan–His fate rests in the hands of his team’s success. And vice versa.
3. Dennis Dixon–May be the guy [...]

I’ve got the tech people looking into it. Sit tight.

The following is a power ranking that lists how well teams are playing right now. Theoretically, each ranked team should be able to beat each of the teams listed below it right now. This is not a prediction on how the records will shake out.
1. Oregon (8-1)–The Ducks controlled the game with USC from start [...]

I’ll be on the Speeding Bullet Network to discuss the Heisman and college football at 3:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. PT. Be sure to listen in.