Tim Tebow can officially book his trip to New York City after becoming the first player in NCAA D1 history to score 20 touchdowns rushing AND passing. Considering the numerous dual-threat quarterbacks that have dominated college football, that's an amazing feat by the Gators sophomore. The only factor that's not working into his favor is the unwritten rule that this award belongs to an upperclassmen.
Dennis Dixon's unfortunate injury has likely taken him out of the race, which should open the door for Missouri's Chase Daniel. The Tigers QB threw for another 4 touchdowns Saturday in Manhattan, KS which brings his total to 33. Most importantly, Daniel will have the national spotlight Saturday night against #2 Kansas. Every Heisman voter worth their salt will be watching and a game winning performance could tip the scales to the upperclassmen.
Here's my Week 13 Rankings:
1. Tim Tebow - 3 losses hurt, but staggering numbers make up the difference
2. Chase Daniel - Saturday night is his audition
3. Dennis Dixon - Unfortunate, but missing the last two games eliminates him. Unfair?
4. Darren McFadden - Best pro, so that eliminates him from being able to win this award.
5. Pat White - Why so quiet on the White front?
How do your Heisman rankings look this week?
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