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Troy Smith Wins Heisman

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1) Why does my avatar have anything to do with anything?

 

2) What taking a swipe at Michigan fans is okay, but tO$U fans are off limits?

 

3) Why would I, as a Michigan fan, be jealous of the success of tO$U? Last time I checked Michigan had more Big Ten titles, more wins, and above all else more National Titles. Yeah, I'm really jealous of that....:rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 

4) Every tO$U fan I've ever met, and that is a whole heck of a lot, goes about with a holier than thou arrogance. Their team is always the best and most talented team in the country and anyone that has an opinion different than theirs is ignorant.

I agree with your post.:rolleyes: Especially the #1 question. my answer, It doesn't have anything to do with anything just as you stated.

The rest of your post only confirms what I thought was true, However I will not place all Mich. fans in a profile as you have done. Most on here have shown class. As for the rest of your questions, I will give you the 50-50-90 rule...............................>>>>>

Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong. ;)

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Really? I didn't watch the presentation, but from reading the posts on here, I was under the impression that that's EXACTLY what he had, class and dignity. I thought this country was all about giving somebody a second chance. How many times have YOU screwed up and got another shot? Maybe your boss has called you into their office and chewed you out for doing something you shouldn't. Did they fire you right then, or send you back to work? That might be nice for you to say about him, but you should think about you getting second chances too. But that's my opinion. Maybe you choose not think like that.

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Great post!! Post #'s 17,19 and 21are absolutely ridiculous :rolleyes: and out of line imo. Just consider the source, ignore and move on.:sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :sleep: :D

It would be nice to see someone with a little class win the most prestigous award in college football!

Then you should be happy with this years winner :p . :D With the enviroment that he came out of to where he is today imo speaks volumes on his class. Yes, Smith took an illegal payment...............He also served the penalty, paid the price and corrected his poor judgement and imo is a great example of "making things right" after mistakes. Then again I guess all the critics on this thread has never made a mistake in their life.:D

I hate the fact that a proven cheater now won the Heisman.

 

 

 

He paid for his past transgressions, there is a former Heisman winner that still hasn't paid for his though. :sssh:

How did he cheat? I wasn't aware of that news.

 

 

 

He took $500 from a booster a couple of years ago. That's why he had to miss the 1st game of the year last year.

This was pretty much a no-brainer; the QB from the number one team in the country, who always seems to shine in the biggest games.

He paid for his past transgressions, there is a former Heisman winner that still hasn't paid for his though. :sssh:

:thumb: :thumb: ;)

I agree with your post.:rolleyes: Especially the #1 question. my answer, It doesn't have anything to do with anything just as you stated.

The rest of your post only confirms what I thought was true, However I will not place all Mich. fans in a profile as you have done. Most on here have shown class. As for the rest of your questions, I will give you the 50-50-90 rule...............................>>>>>

Anytime you have a 50-50 chance of getting something right, there's a 90% probability you'll get it wrong. ;)

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: ;)

Well deserved...

:thumb: Nice post by a knowledgeable Michigan fan.

I want to take this post to apologize to the one that started this thread (catchmeifyoucan) on any part that I had in getting off the original subject. I will make this one my last on this thread by saying Congrats to a very deserving Heisman winner -- Troy Smith of the Ohio State University.

He took $500 from a booster a couple of years ago. That's why he had to miss the 1st game of the year last year.

You're right....a tremendously rough punishment....

As I stated earlier in this thread, Troy Smith was very deserving of the Heisman. For anyone to be so naive as to think that there is a major program in the country that doesn't give their scholarship athletes some type of gratuitous reward (that's basketball also, not just football) is living w/ their head in the sand. The fact that OSU caught the incident, OSU reported the incident, and Troy Smith has learned from his mistakes speaks volumes, not only for Smith, but the entire Buckeye football program. Troy Smith is a quality young man. He won this award on the field. He will add a ring to his finger on Jan 8th. He will go high in the draft. Get over it.

Because they got caught cheating, it is OK?

 

Right...and not every program cheats...make sure you are clear of that.

Let me explain something...

 

If Troy Smith would've had that incident happen this season, he probably wouldn't have won, but since it was a while ago, that seems to be acceptable. Peter Warrick was clearly the best player in college when he received some free SNEAKERS...yet he wasn't even a finalist for the Heisman....sounds about right.

 

Oh yeah, Warrick signle handidly destroyed the Hokies as well.

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