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Heisman Projection: It's Griffin, with 71% of a perfect score
Stiff Arm Trophy ^
| December 8, 2011
| Kari Chisholm
Posted on 12/09/2011 9:50:17 AM PST by re_nortex
By now, this won't be a surprise to anyone: Baylor's Robert Griffin III is going to win the Heisman Trophy.
By our reckoning, he's going to get approximately 2000 points - 71% of a perfect unanimous #1 vote. (This year, 2781 points is perfect.) That total would rank Griffin among the top 15 all-time biggest winners of the Heisman Trophy - roughly on par with Tim Tebow (70.5%) and Doug Flutie (71.1%).
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TOPICS: Chit/Chat; Miscellaneous; Sports
KEYWORDS: baptist; baylor; christian; football; griffin; heisman; kenstarr; luck; rg3; trophy; unbiversity
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To: McLynnan
Oh, heck yeah! I might have to have a couple of Big Os! :-)
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posted on
12/09/2011 7:05:21 PM PST
by
Allegra
(Hey! Stop looking at my tagline like that.)
To: Allegra
Haha, this will be fun. We need a designated driver!
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posted on
12/09/2011 7:56:03 PM PST
by
McLynnan
To: re_nortex
Luck will prove to be the better of the two.
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posted on
12/10/2011 5:34:59 PM PST
by
alarm rider
(I took the pledge, I will never vote for another RINO, not now, not ever.)
To: alarm rider
Luck will prove to be the better of the two. You very well may be right. The Heisman certainly isn't a predictor of NFL success.
...but...for tonight...
RG3!
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posted on
12/10/2011 6:05:00 PM PST
by
re_nortex
(DP...that's what I like about Texas.)
To: re_nortex
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posted on
12/10/2011 6:10:11 PM PST
by
doug from upland
(Just in case, it has been reserved: www.TheBitchIsBack2012.com)
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