Written by TZ McD at Gunaxin
As the 2015 NCAA Football season swiftly approaches the bowl season, we are left with just a couple more marquee games to enjoy before the voters begin manipulating the polls to allow for the best four teams in the country to face off in the College Football Playoffs. The 2015 season has already provided us with plenty to enjoy including some amazing performances by some of the nation’s greatest athletes.
Francis Owusu made a catch that is tough to explain because it was just that amazing. He caught a touchdown pass without seeing the football because the defender was in his face so he wrapped his arms around him like he was hugging him and somehow caught the ball with both hands behind the defenders back. That was just a glimpse at the greatness the 2015 season has brought us.
Leonard Fournette, down at LSU, has more knockdowns than Floyd Mayweather. Not only is he the nation’s leading rusher, he is also one of the scariest downfield running backs the game has seen since, dare we say it, Adrian Peterson.
The Heisman Trophy has been awarded to college football’s most outstanding player every single season since 1935 when Jay Berwanger took home the trophy following a dominate senior campaign as University of Chicago’s Running Back. The award is the most prestigious in college sports and has only seen one player win it more than once. (Archie Griffin, 1974 & 1975)
Which player in the NCAA did the most to be named the 2015 Heisman Winner? With precious short time left on the college schedule, here are our top candidates for the award. Enjoy.
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