If Honey Badger didn’t win the Heisman, neither should Chase Young

Agreed. The sheer number of not just big plays, but game changing plays was staggering Mathieus last year. He did it all. Only missing some offensive snaps. If by some miracle Young gets it because this is the year the Heismsan voters decide to go defense, there will be some seriously pissed off people in Louisiana and Ohio, regardless of who Chase plays for.

Young shouldn’t win because he’s not the most outstanding player this year. What happened in years past should have no bearing

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I only downvote people who post unoriginal thoughts. You earned yours.

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You think there is an original thought ever posted on this board? So according to you, there wouldn't be a single thread started.

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you could say, his thought could be technically we original to him, thus making it an original thought.

or,

you could say, you're just being an arse.

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TM7 single handedly kept us in multiple games

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I mean he was awesome but outside of Bama, when he really didn’t do anything, we blew everyone out. His PR ignited the team against UGA

Except that Woodson had a good argument for it unlike Chase

[quote]Young didn't play a full season. Nah.
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Don't care if he didn't cheat, and played a full season, go win the Bednarik Award for D Linemen.

They are just trying to keep it relavent

I think Mathieu would have won it the following year in 2012 if he didn’t get suspended and kept making ridiculous plays.

This year, I honestly would not mind if Young won the Heisman because I would love to see Burrow and LSU keep playing with a chip on their shoulder.

I don’t necessarily believe in the Heisman curse, but I do believe in human nature. Of all people, Burrow doesn’t seem like the type of dude that would fall into that trap though.