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In todays Orlando Sentinel.
Anyone on this forum have a different opinion?
While we’re still a good 74 days away from the start of the 2010 college football season, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start talking Heisman Trophy candidates.
The oddsmakers in Las Vegas have released their early odds on who will win this year’s Heisman and while some of the candidates won’t surprise you, some just might.
Here’s the complete list:
Player Position School Line
Mark Ingram Running back Alabama +380
Terrelle Pryor Quarterback Ohio State +550
Jake Locker Quarterback Washington +800
Ryan Mallett Quarterback Arkansas +1200
Noel Devine Running back West Virginia +1400
Jacory Harris Quarterback Miami +1400
Dion Lewis Running back Pittsburgh +1500
Case Keenum Quarterback Houston +1500
John Clay Running back Wisconsin +1500
Evan Royster Running back Penn State +1500
Kellen Moore Quarterback Boise State +1700
Landry Jones Quarterback Oklahoma +1800
Andrew Luck Quarterback Stanford +1800
DeMarco Murray Running back Oklahoma +1800
Christian Ponder Quarterback Florida State +1800
Damien Berry Running back Miami +2200
Matt Barkley Quarterback USC +2200
Jacquizz Rodgers Running back Oregon State +2500
Garrett Gilbert Quarterback Texas +3000
LaMichael James Running back Oregon +3300
Tate Forcier Quarterback Michigan +3500
Josh Nesbitt Quarterback Georgia Tech +6000
Jerrod Johnson Quarterback Texas A&M +6000
Blaine Gabbert Quarterback Missouri +6600
Jordan Todman Running back Connecticut +6600
Robert Griffin Quarterback Baylor +6600
Some interesting facts:
The 26 candidates are split in half — 13 quarterbacks and 13 running backs.
Eight of the past 10 Heisman Trophy winners have been quarterbacks with only Reggie Bush (2005) and Mark Ingram (2009) as the lone non-signal callers.
Anyone on this forum have a different opinion?
While we’re still a good 74 days away from the start of the 2010 college football season, but that doesn’t mean it’s too early to start talking Heisman Trophy candidates.
The oddsmakers in Las Vegas have released their early odds on who will win this year’s Heisman and while some of the candidates won’t surprise you, some just might.
Here’s the complete list:
Player Position School Line
Mark Ingram Running back Alabama +380
Terrelle Pryor Quarterback Ohio State +550
Jake Locker Quarterback Washington +800
Ryan Mallett Quarterback Arkansas +1200
Noel Devine Running back West Virginia +1400
Jacory Harris Quarterback Miami +1400
Dion Lewis Running back Pittsburgh +1500
Case Keenum Quarterback Houston +1500
John Clay Running back Wisconsin +1500
Evan Royster Running back Penn State +1500
Kellen Moore Quarterback Boise State +1700
Landry Jones Quarterback Oklahoma +1800
Andrew Luck Quarterback Stanford +1800
DeMarco Murray Running back Oklahoma +1800
Christian Ponder Quarterback Florida State +1800
Damien Berry Running back Miami +2200
Matt Barkley Quarterback USC +2200
Jacquizz Rodgers Running back Oregon State +2500
Garrett Gilbert Quarterback Texas +3000
LaMichael James Running back Oregon +3300
Tate Forcier Quarterback Michigan +3500
Josh Nesbitt Quarterback Georgia Tech +6000
Jerrod Johnson Quarterback Texas A&M +6000
Blaine Gabbert Quarterback Missouri +6600
Jordan Todman Running back Connecticut +6600
Robert Griffin Quarterback Baylor +6600
Some interesting facts:
The 26 candidates are split in half — 13 quarterbacks and 13 running backs.
Eight of the past 10 Heisman Trophy winners have been quarterbacks with only Reggie Bush (2005) and Mark Ingram (2009) as the lone non-signal callers.
