What would it take for Randall Cobb to win the Heisman Trophy?
What kind of stats would he need to win it? How many wins would the Wildcats need for him to win it?
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
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Cobb needs 2 TD's per game his senior season. 2 or 3 TD's on special teams throughout the season and he needs a handful of big game moments.
ReplyDeleteThe team has to win at least 9 games and can't look bad in their 3 losses (no blowouts to Florida or anything like that.)
If he was wearing a Florida jersey, he would already be a pre-season Heisman favorite. However, no matter how well he does his JR year, he'll stay a darkhorse unless people start making some noise for him.
Sad to say, but he has as much chance as McCluster or Spiller did last year. The Heisman will be given to a true RB or QB as happens 95% of the time.
ReplyDeleteWith that said, I don't think there's a kid in the FBS that means more to a team than Randall does to us. He's going to have a HUGE year.
A miracle !
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