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Can Brohm win the Heisman?

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^From that list, I'd say a real dark-horse candidate would be DeSean Jackson from Cal...he's an electrifying player...if he puts up some nice stats (receiving and returning), along with a Cal victory over USC, and if he could throw in a few game-changing plays (a la Charles Woodson in his heisman campaign), particularly against USC, this guy could become a factor.

 

Odds are, he won't, but I see the possibility...talk about someone having to have everything break perfect though...

 

And you had already said that...you're so smart.

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If Brohm puts up great numbers and UofL runs the table I still think he needs help from the people mentioned. If they have comparable numbers and 1 loss or less then they will more than likley get the nod over Brohm. That may not be fair, but I think it is the curse Brohm and Slaton both have to carry. Brohm could be the best QB in the country but will not get as much national attention as the players mentioned. I wish him luck, but I still hope UK knocks him out of contetion early!!!!!!

 

(If they don't I'm all for UofL.)

Yes he can, I think he will if UL goes undefeated.

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