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Mark Ingram will be the obvious frontrunner for the 2010 Heisman Trophy, though it’s very difficult to win it twice, especially when you have a teammate that may pull votes away from you. But when you look at the early Heisman field, one player may have the inside track to the award, having a better chance than any others listed.

Kellen Moore isn’t the unknown quarterback at Boise State anymore. He gained national recognition for his efforts a year ago, leading the Broncos to an undefeated season and BCS bowl victory. His team will start the year in the top-10, possibly top-5. They play Viriginia Tech early, and he doesn’t have to win that game. He just has to perform well.

There are high expectations for Miami, who can also begin the season ranked in the upper echelon. Their Heisman candidate is quarterback Jacory Harris, who has one major advantage over Moore, being that he will appear in more high profile games. He also has a disadvantage of playing the stronger schedule, which poses the possibility to rack up more losses.

Kellen Moore will fade from the national eye after the third game played, but if Boise State manages victories over Virginia Tech and Oregon State, there is a high probability that they may cruise to their second consecutive undefeated season. For this reason, and despite Moore lacking national publicity down the crucial stretch for votes, he has a better chance to win the Heisman than Jacory Harris. Hell, he may have the best chance of anyone, including Mark Ingram.

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