Heisman Trophy
In recent years, the Heisman Trophy ceremony (ESPN, 8 p.m.) has been about as suspenseful as Florida vs. The Citadel. Even before it started, the outcome was never in doubt. Southern California's Reggie Bush in 2005 and Ohio State's Troy
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In recent years, the Heisman Trophy ceremony (ESPN, 8 p.m.) has been about as suspenseful as Florida vs. The Citadel. Even before it started, the outcome was never in doubt. Southern California's Reggie Bush in 2005 and Ohio State's Troy Smith in 2006 took home their Heismans after two of the biggest landslides in the award's 73-year history. And it was no shock last year when Florida quarterback Tim Tebow became the first sophomore to win the big bronze statue. Tebow's back in Manhattan for another Heisman handout, looking to make it two in a row on Saturday night, but this time if his name - or Sam Bradford's or Colt McCoy's - is called, he won't have to pretend to be surprised.
- Associated Press
By the Numbers
Player, School Att-Comp Yards TD INT
Sam Bradford, Oklahoma 302-442 4,464 48 6
Colt McCoy, Texas 291-375 3,445 32 7
Tim Tebow, Florida 174-268 2,515 28 2