Yea June Jones was trying to hard to support Colt Brennan, he should just stay with the facts.

Here's the facts about Colt Brennan.  

1. Broke the NCAA record for most TD passes in two seasons (now has 88) and is one TD pass shy of the NCAA single-season mark of 54 set by Houston's David Klingler in 1990. (Klingler also held the two-season record of 83)
2. Has completed 72.1 percent of his pass attempts in 2006, tops in the nation.
3. Posts the highest pass efficiency rating in the nation (182.8) and could break the NCAA single-season record of 183.3 set by Shaun King of Tulane in 1998.
4. Leads the nation in five statistical categories, including Total Offense (410.8), Passing Efficiency (182.8), Points Responsible For (26.8), Completion Percentage (72.14%) and Total Passing Yards (4,990).
5. Has broken eight school records including: Consecutive Pass Attempts Without an Interception (182), Consecutive 200-Yard Passing Games in a Career (24), Most TD Passes in a Season (53), Consecutive Games Throwing a TD in a Career (25), Most Passing Yards in a Season (4,990), Total Offense Yards in a Season (5,341), and Points Responsible For in a Season (348).
6. Has thrown for more than 300 yards and five touchdowns in seven games this season.
7. Posted pass efficiency ratings above 200 in four games in 2006, including a career-high 243.0 at Utah State (Nov. 4)
8. Is the team's second leading rusher with 351 yards and five touchdowns.
9. Three-time 2006 WAC Offensive Player of the Week, Walter Camp Offensive National Player of the Week (Nov. 4), USA Today National Player of the Week (Nov. 7).
10. Has played only seven complete games (sat out 4th quarter in six games in 2006).
11. Also broke school records for Consecutive 200-Yard (passing) Games in a Season (13), and Consecutive Games Throwing a TD Pass in a Season (13).
12. Is one of three finalists for the Davey O'Brien Award.
13. Has helped Hawaii to its first Associated Press Top 25 ranking since 1993.
14. Posts a 10-3 record as a starter in 2006.
15. Helped Hawaii to a school-record nine-game win streak.

To be a Heisman they player also needs to be consistent.  I say give Tim Tebow one more year.   If he does the same thing the next year then no questions ask.  His stats is great this year, but Colt Brennan has been great for two years in a row.  Consistency is very important.  Also part of being a Heisman is being a team leader and making your team win.  Colt Brennan has brought his team back from many games and learned to adapt to the defense and score on any defense.  He is adaptable, a team leader, consistent, and most importantly gives his team the wins. 

Tim Tebow will be my favorite last year.  The guy is a scoring maniac, but he needs to influence his and be a great team leader to get the wins to support him.  In the NFL he would need that skill.

The proof was there when the beat Boise State and Washington.  Also when Hawaii beat Purdue and Arizona State in 2006, Colt threw for more than 400 yard in each game and scored at least 3 TD passes.  We are talking about Colt Brennan and his offense here.  I'm trying to say he can score on any team's defense and throw 400 + on any team.  The proof is there!!!  Another thing you should know is this year we beat Washington; (who is a losing team) but they lost to big teams like USC, Arizona State, etc, but they did beat Cal and Cal did beat Oregan who beat a whole bunch of people.  So Hawaii can play with the big boys and the stats aren't bogus.  Also remember that Colt Usually stops playing in third quarter because of Hawaii blowing some crappy teams.  And also remember he missed two games due to injury.  His stats this year would have been way higher.