I dare you to go to University Park at Penn State and mention his name. Iowa won the game 24-23 on a FG with :01 left.
The 23-year-old Greene, who was only a two-star recruit on Rivals and did not play at all in the 2007 season, deserves a ticket to New York City. The Big 12 SOUTH already has two other QBs who will be finalists; a third is not necessary. Sorry, Graham.
The Heisman Trophy is awarded to the most outstanding player in all of college football, not just in the Big 12 South. The man, who led the Big 10 in rushing, with featured backs like Javon Ringer, Evan Royster, and Chris "Beanie" Wells all in his conference, deserves some consideration. He finished the season an NCAA-high 1,728 yards on the ground.
I agree that if Texas Tech had not choked the last two games, losing to Oklahoma by 44 points and struggling last weekend against that 4-8 Baylor team, then Graham Harrell would have been the perfect pick to be a finalist. But not anymore.
A Heisman finalist must also be virtually flawless the entire season. Graham Harrell was responsible for seven turnovers (two against 7-5 Nevada) this year, which any other year would have been great. Shonn Greene, meanwhile, fumbled zero times this year on 278 attempts.
By the way, since the Big 12 is responsible for having Oklahoma ahead of Texas in the BCS Standings, I would not be surprised if Colt McCoy won the Heisman over Tim Tebow and Sam Bradford to compensate for that. You never know what surprise College Football will bring next.
Be ready to say that DJ Key is right once again (especially when Florida beats Alabama on Saturday).















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