Clowney

He should be able to go to the draft this year. This man does not belong in college football.
 
Here's a longer clip that includes him palming the fumble afterward.

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Clowney makes some of the best plays I have ever seen. He also takes some time off while out on the field and sometimes takes some ridiculous rush routes that take him out of the play. If he could stay focused and play harder for more plays, he really could win the Heisman next season.
 
77GTFan said:
Clowney makes some of the best plays I have ever seen. He also takes some time off while out on the field and sometimes takes some ridiculous rush routes that take him out of the play. If he could stay focused and play harder for more plays, he really could win the Heisman next season.
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Dont see any Defensive Ends on this list...

1970 Jim Plunkett* Stanford Quarterback 2,229 58.78%
1971 Pat Sullivan Auburn Quarterback 1,597 42.25%
1972 Johnny Rodgers Nebraska Wide Receiver 1,310 38.75%
1973 John Cappelletti Penn State Running back 1,057 32.78%
1974 Archie Griffin Ohio State Running back 1,920 59.53%
1975 Archie Griffin Ohio State Running back 1,800 57.64%
1976 Tony Dorsett^ Pittsburgh Running back 2,357 74.97%
1977 Earl Campbell*^ Texas Running back 1,547 49.11%
1978 Billy Sims* Oklahoma Running back 1,896 26.25%
1979 Charles White USC Running back 1,695 53.81%
1980 George Rogers* South Carolina Running back 1,128 35.81%
1981 Marcus Allen^ USC Running back 1,797 57.05%
1982 Herschel Walker Georgia Running back 1,926 61.14%
1983 Mike Rozier Nebraska Running back 1,801 57.17%
1984 Doug Flutie Boston College Quarterback 2,240 71.11%
1985 Bo Jackson* Auburn Running back 1,509 47.90%
1986 Vinny Testaverde* Miami Quarterback 2,213 70.25%
1987 Tim Brown Notre Dame Wide receiver 1,442 45.78%
1988 Barry Sanders^ Oklahoma State Running back 1,878 68.27%
1989 Andre Ware Houston Quarterback 1,073 38.96%
1990 Ty Detmer BYU Quarterback 1,482 53.87%
1991 Desmond Howard Michigan Wide receiver 2,077 75.50%
1992 Gino Torretta Miami Quarterback 1,400 50.84%
1993 Charlie Ward Florida State Quarterback 1,743 83.79%
1994 Rashaan Salaam Colorado Running back 1,743 63.15%
1995 Eddie George Ohio State Running back 1,460 52.84%
1996 Danny Wuerffel Florida Quarterback 1,363 49.38%
1997 Charles Woodson Michigan Cornerback/Punt returner 1,815 65.69%
1998 Ricky Williams Texas Running back 2,355 85.23%
1999 Ron Dayne Wisconsin Running back 2,042 73.83%
2000 Chris Weinke Florida State Quarterback 1,628 58.86%
2001 Eric Crouch Nebraska Quarterback 770 27.75%
2002 Carson Palmer* USC Quarterback 1,328 48.01%
2003 Jason White Oklahoma Quarterback 1,481 53.54%
2004 Matt Leinart USC Quarterback 1,325 47.85%
2005 Reggie Bush(vacated) USC Running back 2,541 91.77%
2006 Troy Smith Ohio State Quarterback 2,540 91.63%
2007 Tim Tebow Florida Quarterback 1,957 70.52%
2008 Sam Bradford* Oklahoma Quarterback 1,726 62.13%
2009 Mark Ingram, Jr. Alabama Running back 1,304 46.99%
2010 Cam Newton* Auburn Quarterback 2,263 81.55%
2011 Robert Griffin III Baylor Quarterback 1,687 60.66%
2012 Johnny Manziel Texas A&M Quarterback 2,029 72.88%
 
BuzzCzar said:
Dont see any Defensive Ends on this list...

1970Jim Plunkett*StanfordQuarterback2,22958.78%
1971Pat SullivanAuburnQuarterback1,59742.25%
1972Johnny RodgersNebraskaWide Receiver1,31038.75%
1973John CappellettiPenn StateRunning back1,05732.78%
1974Archie GriffinOhio StateRunning back1,92059.53%
1975Archie GriffinOhio StateRunning back1,80057.64%
1976Tony Dorsett^PittsburghRunning back2,35774.97%
1977Earl Campbell*^TexasRunning back1,54749.11%
1978Billy Sims*OklahomaRunning back1,89626.25%
1979Charles WhiteUSCRunning back1,69553.81%
1980George Rogers*South CarolinaRunning back1,12835.81%
1981Marcus Allen^USCRunning back1,79757.05%
1982Herschel WalkerGeorgiaRunning back1,92661.14%
1983Mike RozierNebraskaRunning back1,80157.17%
1984Doug FlutieBoston CollegeQuarterback2,24071.11%
1985Bo Jackson*AuburnRunning back1,50947.90%
1986Vinny Testaverde*MiamiQuarterback2,21370.25%
1987Tim BrownNotre DameWide receiver1,44245.78%
1988Barry Sanders^Oklahoma StateRunning back1,87868.27%
1989Andre WareHoustonQuarterback1,07338.96%
1990Ty DetmerBYUQuarterback1,48253.87%
1991Desmond HowardMichiganWide receiver2,07775.50%
1992Gino TorrettaMiamiQuarterback1,40050.84%
1993Charlie WardFlorida StateQuarterback1,74383.79%
1994Rashaan SalaamColoradoRunning back1,74363.15%
1995Eddie GeorgeOhio StateRunning back1,46052.84%
1996Danny WuerffelFloridaQuarterback1,36349.38%
1997Charles WoodsonMichiganCornerback/Punt returner1,81565.69%
1998Ricky WilliamsTexasRunning back2,35585.23%
1999Ron DayneWisconsinRunning back2,04273.83%
2000Chris WeinkeFlorida StateQuarterback1,62858.86%
2001Eric CrouchNebraskaQuarterback77027.75%
2002Carson Palmer*USCQuarterback1,32848.01%
2003Jason WhiteOklahomaQuarterback1,48153.54%
2004Matt LeinartUSCQuarterback1,32547.85%
2005Reggie Bush(vacated)USCRunning back2,54191.77%
2006Troy SmithOhio StateQuarterback2,54091.63%
2007Tim TebowFloridaQuarterback1,95770.52%
2008Sam Bradford*OklahomaQuarterback1,72662.13%
2009Mark Ingram, Jr.AlabamaRunning back1,30446.99%
2010Cam Newton*AuburnQuarterback2,26381.55%
2011Robert Griffin IIIBaylorQuarterback1,68760.66%
2012Johnny ManzielTexas A&MQuarterback2,02972.88%
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Didn't see any freshmen either until this season. It's possible. Unlikely, but possible.
 
Loved seeing Michigan get dumped ....... it just seems so right...!
 
texstinger said:
Respectfully disagree. I believe it has to at least touch the stick, but I could be wrong.

Link to a rule?
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I'm just guessing, but I'm pretty sure that they use a ten yard chain. It can then be attached to the posts in a variety of ways.

On the replay, it was pretty clear that the official was looking at the front tip of the ball relative to a square link that was a couple inches off the post. Other posts might link to the chain more directly.
 
The Heisman does seem to be slowly breaking the standard of best QB/RB on a team playing for the national title. Tebow, RG3 and Manziel were all teams not in the national title picture. If they really want to be the best player in national football, Clowney should be the front-runner for next year.
 
If Suh didn't win it in '09, then it would take a video game type season for Clowney to win the award.
 
floridajacket said:
The Heisman does seem to be slowly breaking the standard of best QB/RB on a team playing for the national title. Tebow, RG3 and Manziel were all teams not in the national title picture. If they really want to be the best player in national football, Clowney should be the front-runner for next year.
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all QBs. if anyone thinks a DE is gonna win the Heisman they havent studied the list enough. QB or RB or occasional super WR and like one special D player that also played O and ran back kicks

that is it

one defensive player (that also did things to gain yards and score, like return kicks and occasional play at WR)
 
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