who won the heisman? oh yea that's right sam bradford so if anybody wants to say anything bad about him just remember who won

TIM TEBOW WOOOOOHOOOOO

Who gives a crap about stats? Statistics are only a part the indicator of an athlete's abilities and contributions to his team. Every QB I can remember at Tech during Leach's tenure has put up insane numbers. It is true that Harrell's are some of the best, but, as evidenced by the numbers his team put up on the ground and the number of sacks Tech allowed, this was likely their best line ever. Harrell plays in a system in which big numbers are the norm, has a great line, and the nation's best receiver. He also played two games against FCS (div. 1-AA schools). Bradford is a great passer, but has a powerful line, two legitimate star running backs and four receivers and a tight end that are star caliber. Harrell's and Bradford's team defenses are also porous, which keeps them on the field throwing the ball around. Tebow's team is all about defense. He is a great player, but has not been asked to do as much this year. His team has picked off 23 passes, and his line is ridiculous in a currently weak conference (take a look at the ypg stats Florida's RBs have). Shonn Green and Colt McCoy have been asked to do far more than any of the other three players. McCoy lost his only receiving tight end two games into the season, and was two deep at WR. His other receivers were freshmen who took the length of the season to develop....and still didn't catch many balls. Texas' line is not dominant, and they do not have a single star caliber running back. McCoy put up his numbers behind an average line, using a couple of sure handed, but not spectacular receivers and one back catching passes out of the backfield. He was sacked and hit far more often than the other contenders, and still managed to lead his team in rushing as well, posting ten td carries. Shonn Greene was Iowa's ONLY weapon. Everyone knew he was getting the ball, and that Iowa had no other real option. He still put up more that 100 yards in every game and led Div !-A in rushing. Greene and McCoy mean more to their team's successes, and put up numbers against much greater odds and with far fewer weapons than the other contenders. They are all great players, but Greene and McCoy played well under much greater duress.

Y R PERCY HARVIN AND ANDRE SMITH ON THERE............WHO REALISTICLY THINKS A TACKLE CAN WIN THE HEISMAN LOL I MEAN COME ON

Graham Harrell should still be on top of the heisman list. He had one game where is teams defense played horrible, and tebow won it when his team went 9-4. Harrell has the best stats in all of college football.