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re: Has there ever been a school who produced back to back to back heisman winners?
Posted on 12/13/21 at 9:54 am to BamaWins15
Posted on 12/13/21 at 9:54 am to BamaWins15
DMac did at Arkansas, but got cheated.
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Posted on 12/13/21 at 9:55 am to BamaWins15
No one has a threepeat.
It's hard as hell to get back to back, and if you're thinking Young getting the repeat keep in mind that's only happened once before.
Temper those expectations.
It's hard as hell to get back to back, and if you're thinking Young getting the repeat keep in mind that's only happened once before.
Temper those expectations.
Posted on 12/13/21 at 9:57 am to Crimsonite94
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Every fanbase does this when they win all the time. It’s just common for Bama now.
It's the same thing as when people claim that these announcers are just slobbering all over Bama.
Trust me, I've heard their glee when Alabama loses as well. The fact is, they're cheering on great plays - and Alabama has had more of them than anyone else as of late. So it will definitely sound like they're in love with Alabama.
Posted on 12/13/21 at 9:57 am to JohnnyRebel
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Do you even Archie Griffin bro?
I'm not sure OP even does college football.
Posted on 12/13/21 at 10:02 am to MackDaddyBrown
[quote]Ewers is going to put up a few of these bad boys out front. Young won't even be able to make it in the stadium [/quote
I doubt he would have ever started at Ohio State, at least not for the next 2 years, so how is he going to beat out Bryce Young.
I doubt he would have ever started at Ohio State, at least not for the next 2 years, so how is he going to beat out Bryce Young.
Posted on 12/13/21 at 10:02 am to BamaGradinTn
The OP's question involved one school having a winner 3 years in a row. Most of the ridiculing responses reference 2 years in a row.
Lack of reading comprehension?
Anyway, I think Bryce will be the favorite for it going into 2022, but it's very difficult, obviously, to win it twice. Voters also would latch on to any viable alternative since the tendency will generally be to vote for someone new if their resumes are even close.
Lack of reading comprehension?
Anyway, I think Bryce will be the favorite for it going into 2022, but it's very difficult, obviously, to win it twice. Voters also would latch on to any viable alternative since the tendency will generally be to vote for someone new if their resumes are even close.
Posted on 12/13/21 at 10:42 am to MoarKilometers
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there are no stupid questions, just stupid people asking questions.
FIFY
Posted on 12/14/21 at 7:10 am to Hang10
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USC×2 OKLA×2 BAMA UHH, YEAH!
he said back to back to back, as in 3 in a row.
Posted on 12/14/21 at 7:12 am to MackDaddyBrown
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Ewers will make Young look like a joke next year
you mean the guy that wasn't good enough to start ahead of the other freshman (that Young bested for the Heisman) at Ohio State?
Posted on 12/14/21 at 7:28 am to BLG
Wait .... that QB from Alabama won the heisman?
Lucky him... down year.
Joe burrow laughs out loud, or prob shakes his head.
Come on mane.
Lucky him... down year.
Joe burrow laughs out loud, or prob shakes his head.
Come on mane.
Posted on 12/14/21 at 7:41 am to BamaWins15
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Has there ever been a school who produced back to back to back heisman winners?
It's a dumbass thread for multiple reasons, but the failure of many to read and comprehend the full title before jumping to research and post or simply comment on "back to back" wins is equally dumb; well, maybe not equally but still.
Posted on 12/14/21 at 7:51 am to p&g
Yea Bama has encountered a couple non eventful Heisman winners. Top team best player = Heisman. At some point this is the new way to handout Heismans. So dumb. Bryce Young did not look like a Heisman all year. They could have played any of their QBs and had the same record.
Posted on 12/14/21 at 8:40 am to AUX3
AUX3, I am not sure that you watched much of Bryce’s play at Alabama this year. At least three other guys played some at quarterback this year, and if you had watched them at all, you would know that they were not ready for prime time. I would say that Bama could have easily lost to LSU, ArK, and Auburn without Bryce. All other things being equal, Bryce was the difference between this team being 12-1 vs 8-4 because I don’t think that this team gets to the SEC championship game without him.
I also disagree with your statement that he didn’t look like a heisman all year. In addition to you missing a lot of his performances throughout the year, you must have totally blacked out during the SEC championship game this year. He was absolutely fantastic, and for the year he had something like 43 touchdowns and 4 picks. I will leave you with the stats for what appears to be a mediocre heisman campaign below. By all accounts, Pat Sullivan was a most outstanding person, but here is how the Heisman trust describes his heisman year in toto: “... But 1971 was to be Sullivan’s greatest year. The Tigers started out 9-0, cementing his claim to the Heisman with 248 yards and four touchdowns against Georgia. He threw for 2,012 yards and 20 touchdowns, edging out Cornell running back Ed Marinaro to capture the trophy named for Auburn’s former football coach. He was once again honored as SEC Player of the Year and was All-SEC athletically and academically for the second straight year.”
I also disagree with your statement that he didn’t look like a heisman all year. In addition to you missing a lot of his performances throughout the year, you must have totally blacked out during the SEC championship game this year. He was absolutely fantastic, and for the year he had something like 43 touchdowns and 4 picks. I will leave you with the stats for what appears to be a mediocre heisman campaign below. By all accounts, Pat Sullivan was a most outstanding person, but here is how the Heisman trust describes his heisman year in toto: “... But 1971 was to be Sullivan’s greatest year. The Tigers started out 9-0, cementing his claim to the Heisman with 248 yards and four touchdowns against Georgia. He threw for 2,012 yards and 20 touchdowns, edging out Cornell running back Ed Marinaro to capture the trophy named for Auburn’s former football coach. He was once again honored as SEC Player of the Year and was All-SEC athletically and academically for the second straight year.”
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