McFadden for Heisman

After his outstanding performance this weekend, which resulted in Arkansas beating LSU. I think that was my sign and sealed ticket to vote for Darren McFadden as Heisman of this year? This year alone was an up and down season of haywire events. It started with Michigan losing to Appalachian State, and from there on the top teams where in upset mode. McFadden rushed for 206 yards, while gaining 3TD's on the ground and one by air.

McFadden also passed Florida's Errict Rhett (1990-93) for fourth place on the SEC career-rushing list this season. He now has 4,191 yards in his 35-game career, which is pretty impressive to my eyes. McFadden finished with his 20th-career 100-yard rushing game and his second in two career games vs. Tennessee; this is also a touching moment for the McFadden Haters. Is He this year's Heisman; YES, why, well look at what Tim Tebow has done, and then you will say he is a QB. Yes, and this award is too much bodywork for a QB, we praise the QB for touching the ball on offense as the second person to touch it in all of the plays.

This year alone even in defeat Darren McFadden made this team a bunch of contenders. The Heisman trophy is about the most electrifying player in all of college football. If you are not excited when McFadden touches the ball then you are not a football fan. Tim Tebow is in a system where he can run and pass for those numbers. Also, Tim Tebow doesn't have a McFadden like running back in his backfield, so those rushing plays are designed plays. If Tim had a running back in that backfield those numbers in the running game will be cut to 8. Regardless, of the numbers, McFadden has given their QB some spotlight with teams loading up the box.

"The only one close to what Darren has done is Barry Sanders," says Arkansas coach Houston Nutt, who was on the staff at Oklahoma State when Sanders had multiple 300-yard games and won the Heisman in 1988. "Darren put on that type of show," reported by mcfaddenforheisman.com