For details on the contest (or whatever it is) check out last week’s post on the matter. Here’s the bracket:
Click the bracket to see it in all its full-size glory. Battles will start tomorrow, with fan voting determining the winners. Each battle will last about a week, with a new one starting each day (yes, they’ll overlap). When the first round is complete in 16 days, I’ll take a break to recap the action, and we’ll move along.
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This. Is. Awesome.
I’m afraid that unless something amazing happens you’re going to be crowning Zoltan our best Heisman candidate though
linking to last week’s post would be awesomest so i dont have to scroll
No way does Zoltan the Great deserve to be put out in the West with Focier. I like him as a 1 seed in the South or the Midwest.
Love it. Where is Barwis?
ZOLTAN FOR HEISMAN!!!
Junior Hemingway NOT on the list! I am pretty shocked, really. I can totally see Junior and martavious being our top receivers this year, even over mathews. I can really see junior with a enormous breakout season.
I know its just all for fun, but why is Mike Shaw so low?
A #7 seed, lower than T. Rob and the same seed as Hawthorne even, wow….
Primarily because the seeds were mostly random outside of the top 2 in each “region.” And what fun would a bracket be without some upsets?
No Vince Smith?