Heisman Poll
Not even nearly 400 yards passing against Stanford could propel quarterback Matt Barkley into the Heisman Poll of 60 actual voters by stiffarmtrophy.com. Ohio State QB Terrelle Pryor is No. 1.
Here are the full results:
rank player weighted% votes prev
1 Ohio St QB Terrelle Pryor 96% 58 2
2 Michigan QB Denard Robinson 94% 56 1
3 Boise St QB Kellen Moore 89% 54 3
4 Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez 84% 51 16
5 Stanford QB Andrew Luck 82% 50 5
6 Oregon RB LaMichael James 82% 49 6
7 Auburn QB Cameron Newton 69% 43 8
8 Arkansas QB Ryan Mallett 66% 40 7
9 Alabama RB Mark Ingram 53% 32 4
10 Nevada QB Colin Kaepernick 46% 27 10
11 TCU QB Andy Dalton 42% 26 9
12 Oklahoma RB DeMarco Murray 26% 16 15
13 LSU DB Patrick Peterson 25% 15 11
14 South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore 23% 13 --
15 Wisconsin RB John Clay 22% 13 19
16 Oklahoma QB Landry Jones 22% 14 12
17 Florida St QB Christian Ponder 18% 10 --
18 Michigan St QB Kirk Cousins 15% 10 --
19 Oklahoma St RB Kendall Hunter 14% 10 22
20 NC State QB Russell Wilson 14% 7 25
21 South Carolina QB Stephen Garcia 13% 9 --
22 Stanford FB/LB Owen Marecic 12% 8 21
23 Oregon QB Darron Thomas 11% 7 17
24 Oregon St RB Jacquizz Rodgers 10% 7 24
25 Michigan St LB Greg Jones 10% 6 --
Well, he's on the radar. All he has to do is improve his decision making and start winning close games.
The Heisman is a farce! USC should just send all of our Heisman's back to those clowns and say that the university no longer recognizes this joke of a popularity contest. Boycott the Heisman!
USC's next Heisman Trophy candidates through this season and next:
Matt Barkley
Robert Woods
Marc Tyler
Although, when Mark Ingram and SEC-country beat Toby "The workhorse" Gerhart, I lost respect for the Heisman Trophy.
I hope Tyler Martinez wins the Heisman this year...I saw him play in H.S. several times and he was a good player, but for a major program?? So when Nebraska offered him, I was blown away in disbelief that a Big-12 school was actually interested in him, and look at him now, his recruiter obviously saw something special in him, Nebraska was the only major that took a chance in him.