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Mr. Football....late season ideas

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Anyone that breaks Brohm's single season TD record, come on folks, Stein hands down for Mr. Football. He is that good (scratch that) Great ...

 

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Who's recruiting Stein?

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I think it is a career award. You have to be a senior to win it. The Hiesman Trophy is a season award in college because anybody can win it (fresh, soph, jr or Sr). I know some past Mr. Football winners have had their best year as a JR. and won it as a senoir when their numbers were down.

 

Really. So who do you feel won it based on their Junior season?

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^ Brian Brohm put himself into the forefront I know that - 3,777 yards, 47 td's, 1 int

1. Corey Robinson

2. Will Stein

3. Cory Farris

4. Clay Cecil

5. Aaron Boyd

A great article in the Courier Journal concerning Corey Robinson:

 

Football fans in far Western Kentucky might have known about Corey Robinson a year ago, but after throwing for a national-record 90 touchdowns this season, the Lone Oak High School quarterback has attracted attention from across the country.

 

QB stands apart like a Lone Oak

90 TD's forks. I don't care what system you are in. If Robinson doesn't win the award means nothing.

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