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Excitement Personified: Robert Griffin III
Prior to the 2011 college football season, all the quarterback talk belonged to Stanford Cardinal signal-caller Andrew Luck. The talk was about how Luck was destined to win the Heisman and he was the future #1 pick in the NFL Draft. While those may still hold true, it’s another player who has risen as the player to watch. He’s a man who has turned a program around; a man who keeps fans [...]
Last Stretch: The Race for the Heisman
Entering the 2011 NCAA College Football season, there were two names atop everyone’s board when it came down to who would win the Heisman Trophy: Andrew Luck and LaMichael James. While neither of those two players has been horrible, there have been other players that have been turning heads recently; players that are surprising the nation and the voters for the Heisman. One of those players just beat LaMichael James’ Oregon Ducks. Another beat the Oklahoma Sooners with a last chance heroic effort. [...]
Peyton Manning Takes Phill Simms Down A Notch
If you’ve ever watched a CBS broadcast where Phil Simms launches into an extended, condescending sermon on football, you probably thought to yourself, “You know, somebody really needs to take that guy down a peg. Who died and made him Football God?”
Well, this passage from Peyton Manning is for you. Courtesy of CBS Sports:
You might recall that CBS/Showtime
HGT’s 2012 Mock Draft 2.0
Mock Draft 2012
1. Miami – Andrew Luck QB Stanford – The Dolphins missed their best chance to win one, up 15 against Denver. After that it’s hard to see this team winning a game. But the good news is that they win the Suck for Luck contest and get a true franchise signal caller.
2. Indianapolis – Matt Kalil OT USC – I can’t see the Colts [...]
Matt Barkley or Andrew Luck?
Matt Barkley has reaped all the publicity that comes with an elite program. Andrew Luck has quietly performed for a school more popular for academics than football. Two freshman quarterbacks in two different environments, but which is better? Stanford’s Jim Harbaugh believes his guy is not only the best in the conference, but also best [...]
