Javorius Allen, Cody Kessler Still Can’t Crack Heisman Trophy Odds

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Neither tailback Javorius Allen nor quarterback Cody Kessler are on the board for Bovada’s latest Heisman Trophy odds. Full odds after the jump along with latest national title odds:

Odds to win the 2014-2015 College Football FBS Championship (Teams in red have longer odds, teams in blue have shorter odds, and teams in black stayed the same)

Odds on 11/3/14           Current Odds   

Alabama                                   5/1                    4/1

Oregon                                     9/2                    4/1

Florida State                             6/1                    6/1

TCU                                          10/1                  6/1

Mississippi State                       7/1                    15/2

Ohio State                                14/1                  8/1

Baylor                                       40/1                  16/1

Arizona State                            28/1                  25/1

Nebraska                                  28/1                  25/1

Ole Miss                                   50/1                  25/1

Auburn                                      10/1                  33/1

Georgia                                    33/1                  33/1

UCLA                                        100/1                100/1

Kansas State                            16/1                  Off the Board

LSU                                          66/1                  Off the Board

Michigan State                          8/1                    Off the Board

Notre Dame                              16/1                  Off the Board

 

NCAA 2014-2015 Season – Odds to win the Heisman Trophy (Players in red have longer odds, players in blue have shorter odds, and players in black stayed the same)

            Odds on 11/3/14           Current Odds   

Marcus Mariota (QB Oregon)                              1/2                                1/5

Dak Prescott (QB Mississippi State)                  4/1                                13/2

Melvin Gordon (RB Wisconsin)                           10/1                              14/1

Trevone Boykin (QB TCU)                                  33/1                              14/1

J.T. Barrett (QB Ohio State)                               50/1                              20/1

Amari Cooper (WR Alabama)                             18/1                              33/1

Ameer Abdullah (RB Nebraska)                          20/1                              40/1

Jameis Winston (QB Florida State)                     33/1                              40/1

Nick Marshall (QB Auburn)                                 14/1                              40/1

Bryce Petty (QB Baylor)                                     40/1                              50/1

Everett Golson (Notre Dame)                             10/1                              Off the Board

 

 

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8 thoughts on “Javorius Allen, Cody Kessler Still Can’t Crack Heisman Trophy Odds”

  1. Unless either of them explode against ugly and notre dame, it’s fairly obvious neither will have any real consideration for the heisman. If Kessler keeps it up, he could have a realistic shot next season

  2. I’m worried that their scary greatness will split the votes since they’re both Trojans. It will definetly make it difficult to finish 1 and 2 in the final in New York City. Plus they haven’t played against anyone worth a damn and they aren’t playing anyone anytime soon, and they’re ranked 30 and they couldn’t outperform BC. I’m sure there are more reasons.

  3. Earth to Wolfie. Neither Allen nor Kessler have any chance whatsoever of winning the Heisman this year, hence they aren’t on the board.

  4. Other than Gordon, all these guys are on a top 15 team. SC is not good enough to have a Heisman candidate. Maybe next year.

  6. Typical, lets all read someone else’s work here on Wolf’s blog. Get original and do some real journalism.

  7. bye week – only players from the sec can have Heisman Trophy winning-like performances during a bye week. You know that.

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