Tebow has been the BEST player in college football this year. Sure his team lost 3 games, but he played great in every single game this year and his teams defense lost those games, not him. You can't hold being a Sophomore against him. Otherwise the Heisman would be for the most outstanding "upperclassman" in college football instead of most outstanding "player". People are always talking about how great Brennan is and how he deserves it, and he's good don't get me wrong, but look at his schedule...He plays nobody teams all year long. Would Colt Brennan be able to put up the same numbers in the TOUGHEST conference in the NCAA like Tebow does? Nobody knows...June Jones was saying the other day that Tebow wouldn't be able to play in the system that Hawaii runs because he isn't accurate, he had me laughing me head off when he said that. Tebow has completed passes while, sitting in the pocket, on the run, falling down, jumping, and getting hit. How much more accurate do you need to be? Plus you can't forget about all the records he broke this year, and being the first player in history to rush for 20 and pass for 20 td's, it's just phenominal. He's a beast! McFadden, he is good too, but he hasn't been consistant all year. Daniels, I think he is really OVERrated. When they finally played a decent team, they got the snot beat out of them, he played like crap, and his reciever threw for more td's than he did in that game. Whoever doesn't vote for Tim Tebow for Heisman because he's a sophomore or because his team lost 3 games doesn't desrve to be able to vote. Look at the numbers. That's all that really matters.

i am from florida tho.......people want to cheer on mcfadden and others i'll go for mine then $ TEBOW $ for president, heisman, congress, governor, anything....give it to him!

everyone else has put up numbers ALL season...these two have only done it when they wanted too...luckily white will be in the Nat'l championship game... and even tho tebow and the gators lost 3 times this year....he's had a great game all year long...so has chase daniel....and with over 5,000 pass yards...do we really need to discuss Brennan!

WINNER BY A LAND SLIDE. PERIOD! BY THE WAY McFADDEN IS NOT THE LEADING RUSHER THIS YEAR (KEVIN SMITH @ UCF). THE #3 ALL TIME RUSHER IS TONY DORSETT FROM PITT. A VERY GOOD PLAYER, HOWEVER. TEBOW IS GREAT! TEBOW FOR HE15MAN.
GO GATORS!

Tom R. Moore
Tim Tebow is #1 in the Nation in yards per pass attempt, #3 in yards per completion (behind Tulsa's Smith and Rutgers' Teel) and #2 in passing efficieny (behind Oklahoma's frosh QB Bradford). He's the ONLY QB among the Nation's top 50 or so scorers (being 4th) way ahead of McFadden and Crabtree. He's been "responsible for" 58% of Florida's #5 in the Nation scoring offense, with Chase Daniel being responsible for 43.3% of Missouri's #6 scoring offense, with White being responsible for 35.2% of W. Va's #12 scoring offense, and with Reesing being responsible for 36.9% of Kansas' #2 scoring offense. Tebow has broken Emmitt Smith's single-season rushing TD records (thus having scored more rushing TD's in one season than any and all of the UF's greatest RB's in Florida history) and is poised within 2 rushing TD's of the all-time NCAA record in rushing TD's by a QB. He also already has broken Heisman winner Danny Wuerfel's SEC record for most TD's passing and rushing in a season. All of this in addition to his becoming the first player in NCAA history to pass for more than 20 TD's and rush for more than 20 TD's in a season. Wow! Now, tell me he doesn't deserve to be acknowledged as the best player of the year because he is a sophomore! It's a shame the UF defense couldn't keep the Gator offense on the field more. Tebow already has played #1 LSU well, in Tiger Stadium, with UF losing in the last minute through no fault of Tebow's. None of the others rates winning the Heisman just because their particular "team" manages to "win out" and have the chance to play in the national title game. The chance to play for the title properly is the "team" reward, while the Heisman goes to the best player. That's Tebow, period.