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<blockquote data-quote="Skeptic" data-source="post: 271629" data-attributes="member: 2175"><p>How Louisville's sophomore QB could win the Heisman when a more talented sophomore, McCaffrey, was stiffed last season, and then Deshaun Watson this season is almost criminal. Apparently for the Heisman committee a little thing called "winning" is not in the equation.</p><p></p><p>Jackson is an excellent player and no quibble. But: in the only head to head matchup, Watson beat him late. And after he started getting noticed and people started paying attention, Louisville lost three games and went from claimed national contender to middle of the top 10 pack. Two of those games they never, ever, should have lost.</p><p></p><p>And there is the matter of Watson getting his Clemson team into the 4-team playoffs two times, and last season to the title gamel where he had a blowout offensive performance against Alabama. Watson's problem seemed to be of perception, when Clemson was winning close early and he was seen as in an "off" year. Except at the end, his 2016 stats were better than his 2015 stats.</p><p></p><p>Heisman voters need a literacy test.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skeptic, post: 271629, member: 2175"] How Louisville's sophomore QB could win the Heisman when a more talented sophomore, McCaffrey, was stiffed last season, and then Deshaun Watson this season is almost criminal. Apparently for the Heisman committee a little thing called "winning" is not in the equation. Jackson is an excellent player and no quibble. But: in the only head to head matchup, Watson beat him late. And after he started getting noticed and people started paying attention, Louisville lost three games and went from claimed national contender to middle of the top 10 pack. Two of those games they never, ever, should have lost. And there is the matter of Watson getting his Clemson team into the 4-team playoffs two times, and last season to the title gamel where he had a blowout offensive performance against Alabama. Watson's problem seemed to be of perception, when Clemson was winning close early and he was seen as in an "off" year. Except at the end, his 2016 stats were better than his 2015 stats. Heisman voters need a literacy test. [/QUOTE]
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