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Heisman Trophy - College Football's Player of the Year Award - Week Six
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Paul F Wilson
With each passing week the field of legitimate Heisman candidates comes more clearly into focus. A high level of consistency becomes increasingly important when competing at this level. Some of the players we have followed up to this point in the season are worthy of recognition for their contributions to their teams' success, but they may be slipping slowly out of contention for the Heisman.
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id=324274 - Oct 10, 2006
Heisman Trophy History
by
Andy McCarthy
Named in honor of John Heisman, the Heisman Memorial Trophy Award - less formally known as the Heisman or the Heisman Trophy - is presented by the Heisman Trophy Trust each year in early December, before the start of the post-season bowl games, to the college football player regarded as that past season's most outstanding player in the nation. Created in 1935, it is one of the oldest college football awards, has been presented a total of 75 times in its history so far, and is considered to be one of the highest individual college football honors. The ceremony to...
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id=6321125 - Jun 02, 2011
Heisman Trophy - College Football's Player of the Year Award - Week Four
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Paul F Wilson
The reason they keep playing the game, and we keep watching, is because quite literally anything can and does happen. The drama in the race for the Heisman Award continued this Saturday as some of our contenders continued their outstanding play, while others stumbled a bit. The list of players to watch has not changed much, but there has been some movement that we should keep our eyes on.
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id=310163 - Sep 25, 2006
Ingram Favored to Win Second Heisman
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Eddie Aces
There hasn't been a repeat winner of the Heisman Trophy since Archie Griffin took home college football's most prestigious individual award in 1974 and 1975. That isn't stopping online sports books at naming last year's winner Mark Ingram Jr. the +350 betting favorite.
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id=4758633 - Jul 28, 2010
Heisman Trophy - College Football's Player of the Year Award - Week Five
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Paul F Wilson
With another exciting week of college football in the books, this year's race for the Heisman saw two of our top contenders put together personal performances that helped distance themselves from their competitors. Ohio State's Troy Smith and Northern Illinois' Garrett Wolfe put forth performances worthy of Heisman voters' attention, and also worthy of team victories. An important consideration in this week's analysis is that Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma, and Steve Slaton, West Virginia, enjoyed some extra time off. They will be back in action this week, so we will keep a close eye on their performances to see how their week of rest affects their play.
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id=317471 - Oct 03, 2006
Heisman Trophy - College Football's Player of the Year Award - Week Eight
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Paul F Wilson
The pack of legitimate Heisman candidates continues to shrink. With this week's games in the books, it is time to take a look back at the performances of the players competing for this year's college player of the year award. Still in the hunt for this prize are Ohio State's Troy Smith, Notre Dame's Brady Quinn, West Virginia's Steve Slaton, Rutger's Ray Rice, Michigan's Michael Hart, and Tennessee's Eric Ainge.
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id=337508 - Oct 24, 2006
Heisman Trophy - The Race to Claim the Title of College Football's Premier Player is Heating Up
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Paul F Wilson
As conference play approaches, each of the pre-season Heisman hopefuls has either lived up to our expectations of them or begun their slow slide into obscurity. The player who emerges as the final victor will depend not only on outstanding personal performances, but on their team's ability to consistently win football games - especially key games in their schedules.
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id=305119 - Sep 19, 2006
Heisman Trophy - College Football's Player of the Year Award - Week Seven
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Paul F Wilson
College football fans who closely follow the game know that any moment can bring unexpected thrills or disappointments. As weeks of practice, training, and game-day contact begin to take their toll, anything can, and does happen. Injuries or mistakes can rob a player of dreams and opportunities. Heisman hopefuls are certainly not immune from season-ending injuries.
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id=332445 - Oct 18, 2006
Heisman Trophy Top-10 (Monday, September 4)
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Larry Ness
College football's opening weekend featured the clear-cut Heisman favorite (Notre Dame's Brady Quinn) hardly looking the part and a season-ending injury to a RB that many felt had a legitimate Heisman chance, Louisville's Michael Bush. My in-depth coverage of the 2006 Heisman Trophy race begins on Labor Day with the first of my weekly Heisman top-10 polls. Every Monday, I'll rank the latest contenders, complete with stats and commentary. Let the race begin.
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id=290235 - Sep 04, 2006
Three Little Known Facts About Heisman Trophy Winners in the NFL Draft
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Mark Peters
The Heisman Trophy is given out to the year's best college football player. The player who wins it gets a lot of attention, but it doesn't come with a free ticket to NFL stardom. Here is a look at three interesting facts about Heisman Trophy winners and the NFL Draft.
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