re: it looks like Heisman is a one game award and not a season award

Okay..

Henry 50
LF 240


funny how that works huh stupid?

And Nick Chubb is the 2nd best back in the conference.

Yeah hes hurt, but hes still the 2nd best back. Idiot.

LF had 180 agianst a top 10 Florida team? A Florida team that dismantled the team that beat you at home. Remember that game?

Oh yeah, you're an ignorant Bama fan.

You seem pissed

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He folded like a cheap suit the first time he played a defense that knew how to tackle.

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He got hit in the backfield on 13 of 19 plays and got 30 of 31 yards after contact. Go look up the PFF pieces written about it. He still finished with a positive score. They actually bumped Zeke over Fournette, which is understandable, but to give you an idea, Henry isn't even in their Top 10 RBs. That's how large the gap between Fournette and Henry is, judging by the entire season thus far. I'm not saying it's the end all be all. Henry had a great game and he earned my respect afterward for the class he displayed. But he's not in the same class as Fournette, and unless he runs for 275 on UF, for him to be in NY given all the great players this year would be a disgrace.

WHY IS THIS HAPPENING

At seasons end they will have 6 common opponents. We can compare them then

So far here are the common opponents:

So far in the common opponents LF has:

MSU- 159 YDS 3 TDS
AU- 228 yds 3 tds
UF- 180 yds 2 tds

Henry has:

Ole miss- 127 1 td
Arky-95 yds 1 td
236 yds 2 tds

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Name me one Heisman winner in the last 10 years who had a performance as bad as Fournette's in their team's biggest game that year (not including bowl games).

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Ingram in the Iron Bowl had 30 yards. Geez that was hard

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Name me one Heisman winner in the last 10 years who had a performance as bad as Fournette's in their team's biggest game that year (not including bowl games).

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Maybe not the biggest game, but definitely top 3:

Johnny Manziel vs LSU (0 TDs, multiple picks)

lmao at thinking heisman voters give a shite what Henry did against ULM or MTSU. you posted it yourself, his 3 best games were against top 10 teams in the big nationally televised games of the weekend. meanwhile fournette beat up on a bunch of losers like eastern Michigan, Syracuse, and auburn....

...and then choked as hard as any contender in recent memory on the highest rated game of the season. that game will forever be a part of his legacy and heisman voters jerk off to shite like that.

he blew his one shot at a "heisman moment" in spectacular fashion. that award has never been about stats alone. you need a narrative and fournette's narrative is now that he isn't a big game player. he played scared. you could see it in his eyes.

just calling it like I see it my man. ;)