re: Anybody still think Milroe is a Heisman caliber quarterback?

He was tripped by Latham being shoved into him. Not saying he would have scored on the play, but if he had cut left it looked promising.
Milroe held onto the ball too long at times (not a problem vs Michigan, he didn't have that much time). And he frequently made sack yardage worse by retreating straight back. He also needs a lot of work on spotting unblocked defenders before the snap so he can get the ball out quick. Lots to work on.