PGWU Heisman Watch: Week 12
November 15, 2010 Leave a comment
It’s getting down to crunch time in the 2010 Heisman race. We have, in my opinion, 3 players out ahead of every body else. As always we will give you our top 5, plus a handful of players on the outside looking in. You will notice quite a few Oklahoma State Cowboys mixed into this list.
In The Discussion:
Denard Robinson QB Michigan- Electrifying player that can do almost anything with the ball in his hands, needed to win more ballgames though.
Brandon Weeden QB Oklahoma State- If the Cowboys keep winning and he keeps playing great, he could very well be invited to the presentation.
Ryan Mallett QB Arkansas- He has the stats, just not enough wins to take the award home this year.
TOP 5
5th Kendall Hunter RB Oklahoma State
STATS- 226 Carries 1356 Yards 16 TD 17 Receptions 90 Receiving Yards
The heart and soul of the Cowboy offense, he contributes something different every week. Finally getting the recognition he deserves his senior season. This isn’t a lifetime achievement award though. He has the stats and the top 10 team to prove he belongs here.
Remaining Schedule: November 20 @ Kansas, November 27 Oklahoma
4th Justin Blackmon WR Oklahoma State
STATS- 84 Receptions 1430 Yards 16 TD 4 Rushing Attempts 77 Yards 1 TD
Just ridiculous! His stats and playmaking ability are just that. Blackmon leads the nation in Receiving yards, TD and Yards per game and is second in receptions. This kid has made people forget about Dez Bryant in Cowboy country.
Remaining Schedule: November 20 @ Kansas, November 27 Oklahoma
3rd Kellen Moore QB Boise State
STATS- 2588 Yards 71.9 Completion % 24 TD 4 Interceptions
Mr. Efficiency is what I like to call Kellen Moore. He makes all the throws without mistakes and has tremendous stats. I know this is discussed every week, but he is usually out of the game in the 3rd quarter du to how bad the Broncos are beating their opponents. His weak schedule really hurts him in my opinion.
Remaining Schedule: November 19 Fresno State, November 26 @ Nevada
2nd Cameron Newton QB Auburn
STATS- 2038 Yards 68.2 Completion % 21 TD 6 Interceptions 1297 Rushing Yards 17 Rushing TD
If the whole investigation never takes place, he walks away with the Heisman Trophy easily. It did happen and this may sway quite a few voters in different directions. Hands down, Cam Newton has been the most spectacular player in college football, but with the whole pay-to-play allegations arising, I just can’t make him my winner at this time. I honestly think this is going to hurt his chances to win.
Remaining Schedule: November 26 @ Alabama, December 4 SEC Championship Game vs South Carolina
1st LaMichael James RB Oregon
STATS- 225 Carries 1422 Yards 17 TD 10 Receptions 149 Yards 1 TD
After watching most of the Cal-Oregon game on Saturday night, LaMichael James earned my vote. He had a leg injury, but the team still leaned on him throughout. His tough running in the 4th quarter helped run out the clock to seal the Ducks victory. He left the game on crutches Saturday night, but luckily for the Ducks they have a bye this week.
Remaining Schedule: November 26 Arizona, December 4 @ Oregon State



















