If USC beats UCLA in two weeks and Reggie Bush wins the Heisman, will his outstanding, record-setting performance in the Fresno State game go down as the moment when he locked up the trophy? Ivan Maisel thinks so.
Update: Bush makes Stewart Mandel rethink his Heisman vote -It was like watching one of those hilarious high-school tapes where some future college star runs roughshod over a bunch of private-school rich kids.
Further update: Pete Fiutak makes a persuasive argument for Matt Leinart to repeat as Heisman winner -Simply put, if USC beats UCLA and plays for the national title, based on his accomplishments, Leniart will be the greatest college football quarterback of all-time. The guy is overqualified for the honor of being the second two-time Heisman winner.
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If USC goes on to win the national title, it’s not an overstatement by any stretch to call Leinart’s pass to Dwayne Jarrett for a 61-yard gain on fourth and nine in the final moments against Notre Dame the greatest throw of all-time.
Another Update: The best ever? Brian Meehan of The Oregonian also thinks so.
Sunday, November 20, 2005
A Heisman-Winning Performance?
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