Decade Heisman Trophy
Guys-
I thought it would be interesting to poll various SBNation blogs to see who would they think is the 2000's "most outstanding player"
Like the Heisman is actually voted for, I was wondering if you would give a first, second, and third place vote.
Also: I know this is an annoying rule but in order to maintain the integrity of the process I'd like to ask that you don't vote for players from your own team. If you could, Florida fans would all vote Tebow, Texas Fans would all vote Young, and USC fans would give each of their first place votes to their three winners, and the vote would be insanely split up.
I'll close voting one hour before the ceremony, which is at 8 pm EST and 5 PM PST.
Thanks.
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I'll open with my ballot, keeping in mind no Texas players:
1. Matt Leinart
2. Tim Tebow
3. Ken Dorsey
Yes, Vince was the best and Colt was at least third. But if I didn’t do that I wouldn’t have a reasonable vote. If Vince is considered the best he will be voted for on other blogs.
You should just take the first X number of votes from each blog...
So each region has even representation… Also do the choices need to be past Heisman winners?
My picks….
1. Adrian Peterson
2. Peter Warrick
3. Tim Tebow
i think my account got suspended for trying to publish too many things on too many blogs
but im the guy. its not limited to heisman winners. I like your idea, i’ll take the first 15
The Horns fan formerly known as acho81
i threw CJ in there...
Because this year he threw for a TD, ran for a TD, and caught a TD pass all in the same game.
1. Tim Tebow
2. Eric Crouch
3. Mario Williams
by Infield Elephant on Dec 12, 2009 11:42 AM CST reply actions
the acho81 account got banned for "throttle violations"
i dont remember doing anything wrong and i certainly don’t know what a throttle violation is. but im trying to get my acho81 back.
The Horns fan formerly known as acho81

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