Indiana- Fernando Mendoza

Vanderbilt- Diego Pavia 

Ohio State- Julian Sayin 

Notre Dame- Jeremiyah Love

It will be Mendoza or Sayin.

I would guess with the deadline being after the Big Ten Championship, that likely got Mendoza a few more votes. My gut tells me Sayin wins though. 

1 hour ago, TheDeuce said:

It will be Mendoza or Sayin.

I would guess with the deadline being after the Big Ten Championship, that likely got Mendoza a few more votes. My gut tells me Sayin wins though. 

I would love to see Love win but I agree... I see Sayin winning.

Is it just me, or is this one of the weakest Heisman groups in a long time? As I think all are good players, but none of them truly stand out to me as these dominant Heisman type winners. 

It's Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana.

Indiana's first Heisman winner.  Congrats on the award and a great season.

7 minutes ago, Tranquility Base said:

Indiana's first Heisman winner.  Congrats on the award and a great season.

And we may get to see him play three more games!

My faith keeps me centered. Football is what I do, but Christ is who I follow.” - Fernando Mendoza

My kids are sending me to the Rose Bowl for my 60th birthday present. Fired up to see him play!

10 minutes ago, ChiefSmoke said:

My faith keeps me centered. Football is what I do, but Christ is who I follow.” - Fernando Mendoza

My kids are sending me to the Rose Bowl for my 60th birthday present. Fired up to see him play!

Have fun.   I'd be fired up to to be in So Cal instead of sitting in cold and snow.  LOL

Pavia all class in defeat, huh? ? 

2 hours ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Pavia all class in defeat, huh? ? 

Beat me to it, I think he has been around Johnny Manziel a little to much. 

9 hours ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Pavia all class in defeat, huh? ? 

So disappointing to see his parting post to all that voted.  But, in today’s world hard to be certain of its’ legitimacy.