The exact moment of the announcement



Damn, it's HEAVY!


Two other reasons he won:

1) He's a senior

2) Christmas present toy for Alexi (he's gotta watch the money, no huge 1st round contract for him, after all)

And also .......

\"Maddog? Do I know a Maddog?\"

[ December 09, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

...with Grossman a pretty close second. Looks pretty good for him over the next two years if he can keep doing what he does.

Congrats to Eric!

* Correct vote totals further down

[ December 08, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

What now for Eric? Most experts feel he won't be an NFL QB. Can he play QB in Canada? Will he play another position in the NFL?

I think that he should celebrate tonight by having an orgy with the other top 3.

* dup

[ December 08, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

In a just-concluded interview on ESPN Radio, E told Mel Kiper and the other host that he wanted to have a chance to try playing QB, but "if they want me to try another position, I'm glad I have that option".

My opinion: Scott Frost redux

-also-

I nominate Joey to toss E's salad. How about the other two? (what's Grossman's shoe size)? :eek:

[ December 08, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

Voting totals for first ten:

Rk. Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total
1. Eric Crouch, Nebraska 162 98 88 770
2. Rex Grossman, Florida 137 105 87 708
3. Ken Dorsey, Miami 109 122 67 638
4. Joey Harrington, Ore 54 68 66 364
5. David Carr, Fresno St 34 60 58 280
6. Antwaan Randle El, In 46 39 51 267
7. Roy Williams, Okla 13 36 35 146
8. Bryant McKinnie, Mia 26 12 14 116
9. Dwight Freeney, Syr 2 6 24 42
10.Julius Peppers, NC 2 10 15 41

New photos just in:

The winner speaks ...

Same speech, closer in

The 67th winner with his coach

I want to thank all the little people....

[ December 08, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

Alexi's Granddad


E gets a smooch from Alexi's granny

Also .....

Work those Dimples, E .....

E signs an autograph for a slimmed-down Rosie O'Donnell

Did you know there was a high school Heisman? Here ar the Winners: Paul Corsello of Pittsford, NY and Megan May of Roanoke, Alabama

(Oh and memo to the Erotic one - if you're gonna party with Megan and/or Paul, keep one thing in mind - no Glove, no Love)!!!

[ December 08, 2001: Message edited by: Wurm ]

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[ January 03, 2003: Message edited by: Ump25 ]

If there's a trophy for looks, it should go to Joey!

Yet another reason to roll your eyes at college football. How does a quarterback who throws over 50% more interceptions than touchdowns win the Heisman?

I am very quickly losing interest in college football.

Maybe because the trophy goes to the best COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYER, and not the best quarterback. That one is the Davey O'Brien award... oh, wait he won,that one also!!

A comparison of the stats of teh top five players in the Heisman race. In not one of these categories did Crouch finish better than fourth, and in one of them, he's LAST. Would someone please explain to me how Crouch won this award ? ? ?

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS
David Car 47
Rex Grossman 39
Joey Harrington 30
Eric Crouch 25
Ken Dorsey 23

TOTAL YARDS
David Carr 4,396
Rex Grossman 3,904
Ken Dorsey 2,670
Eric Crouch 2,625
Joey Harrington 2,469

QB RATING
Rex Grossman 170.8
David Carr 166.7
Ken Dorsey 146.4
Joey Harrington 141.2
Eric Crouch 124.3

INTERCEPTIONS
Joey Harrington 5
David Carr 7
Ken Dorsey 9
Eric Crouch 11
Rex Grossman 12

Yeah, CYD, I believe he DID!!!!

CYD - now you sound like a little boy who is losing a game and knocks the gamboard over cause he doesn't want to lose. I was hoping to see a shot of a CRYING TENNESSEE BOY during the game last night, to make up for that lingering shot ABC took of the crying Nebraska boy at the Colorado game - but seeing CYD CRY all over the place on the discussion board is almost as good!

If I was the only one rolling my eyes at all this, I'd say you might be right. But I wasn't the one ranking Nebraska #1 this week

I guess if you're a Huskers fan, you can lose the game and STILL win it. Seems the same thing happened Tom Osborne's last year coaching . . .