FTRS' Ballot For The 2010 Postseason Blogger Awards
by Winfield Featherston on Dec 2, 2010 3:00 PM EST
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PrintThe guys over at Bull Run are putting together the Postseason Blogger Awards. Why let the mainstream media have all the fun? We've included our nominees (mostly top-3) and the links go to the respective awards' finalists/semi-finalists. Should you think you have an argument, let us know in the comments.
Heisman - Most Outstanding Player (Finalists not yet listed)
We nominated Cameron Newton. Should you have any beef with this pick, let us know. There are lots of rumors continuing to swirl around him but he's put the results on the field and he deserves the Heisman Trophy. We believe the Heisman should be awarded to an individual who actually lives up to the definition of the award.
2. Andrew Luck (Stanford)
3. Andy Dalton (TCU)
Coach Of The Year Award
1. Chris Ault (Nevada)
2. Mark Dantonio (Michigan State)
3. Jerry Kill (Northern Illinois)
Bednarik Award - Most Outstanding Defensive Player - Nominees List
1. Luke Kuechly (Boston College)
2. DaQuan Bowers (Clemson)
3. Jayron Hosley (Virginia Tech)
Defense still reigns supreme in the ACC
O'Brien Award - Most Outstanding Quarterback - Finalists
1. Kellen Moore (Boise State)
2. Andy Dalton (TCU)
3. Andrew Luck (Stanford)
Walker Award - Most Outstanding Running Back - Finalists listed here
1. LaMichael James (Oregon)
2. Vai Taua (Nevada)
3. Kendall Hunter (OKSU)
Biletnikoff Award - Best Wide Receiver - Semifinalist found here
1. Justin Blackmon (Oklahoma State)
2. Alshon Jeffery (S. Carolina)
3. Leonard Hankerson (Miami)
Mackey Award - Most Outstanding Tight End - Finalists found here
FTRS looked beyond the finalists list and awarded the following players with our nominations:
1. Ladarius Green (Louisiana-Lafayette)
2. Cody Sparks (Tulane)
3. Michael Egnew (Missouri)
Outland Trophy - Best Interior Lineman - Finalists
1. Rodney Hudson (Florida State)
2. Gabe Carimi (Wisconsin)
3. Nate Solder (Colorado)
Rimington Trophy - Best Center - Watchlist
Sean Bedford is on this list. Does he deserve a nomination?
Hendricks Award - Most Outstanding Defensive End - Nominee List
1. DaQuan Bowers (Clemson)
2. Ryan Kerrigan (Purdue)
3. Brandon Jenkins (Florida State)
Jim Thorpe Award - Most Outstanding Defensive Back - Semi-finalists
1. Mark Barron (Alabama)
2. Rahim Moore (UCLA)
3. Tyler Sash (Iowa)
Butkus Award - Most Outstanding Linebacker - Finalist Nominees
1. Luke Kuechly (Boston College)
2. Nate Irving (N.C. State)
3. Orie Lemon - (Oklahoma State)
Groza Award - Best Kicker - Semi-finalists
1. Chris Hazley (Virginia Tech)
2. Alex Henery (Nebraska)
3. Dan Conroy (Michigan State)
Ray Guy Award - Best Punter - Finalists
1. Chas Henry (Florida)
2. Quinn Sharp (Oklahoma State)
3. Ben Skaer (New Mexico)
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NIck Fairly, Auburn
This guy has put together a dominant season. I would say that he’s the best defensive player in college football.
and maybe some of the most satisfying hits in college football too!
Or at least for a Tech fan. ;-)
Better to have died a small boy than to drop this football - John HeismanFromTheRumbleSeat
by Winfield Featherston on Dec 2, 2010 4:21 PM EST up reply actions
Gabe Carimi for Outland
UW’s line has dominated this year. All three of their RB’s have great numbers.
Do see Dr. Saturday’s post on him? It was accompanied by a video of him dominating Iowa’s Adrian Clayborn. Enough to convince me.
From Walk On DT to All ACC...
Center the last 2 seasons, Sean Bedford is everything that makes college football great coupled with his academic studies that most folks can’t even spell. He should be the Rimington Award winner based on his achievments on both the field and classroom. Just a great example of an outstanding college football player and Yellow Jacket!
Everbody loves some home cooking.
Throw at least one vote GT’s way. Vote for Bedford.
by Jeffgt00 on Dec 2, 2010 7:51 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
Shoe Lace Robinson
It’s unfortunate that Michigan is having such a crappy year because Dernard Robinson is putting up some pretty ridiculous numbers. He is 2nd in the nation in rushing with 1,643 yards and has passed for 2,316 yards. He has thrown 16 TDs and rushed for 14 more. It’s too bad that Heisman voters don’t even look at teams that are not in the hunt for the NC (ie CJ Spiller in 09). I’m not saying Robinson is better than Cam but he at least deserves a trip to New York.
I was hoping someone else would say it
but we faced the best receiver in the country this past weekend. Those other guys are just battling for second place.
suspension for 3 games hurts
Dez Bryant was the best receiver last year but he got his season cut short. I don’t think anyone found guilty of cheating deserves an award.
I write stuff From the Rumble Seat.
I can understand that
I still think he’s the best.
J.J. Watt-D Line, Wisconsin
The isolation camera work on him during the Ohio State game leads me to believe that he is a monster of speed, hands, technique, and size. The other guys on that line: Louis Nzegwu and David Gilbert are also off the hook good.
by DressHerInWhiteAndGold on Dec 3, 2010 3:18 PM EST reply actions
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