Tim Tebow. Sam Bradford. Colt McCoy.
Three amazing Quarterbacks. Three QBs with amazing stats. Only one winner.
Sam is the man.
Although Bradford received fewer first place votes (300 to Tebow's 309), he received more total points (1726) than 2nd place finisher Colt McCoy, who finished with 1604. Tim Tebow hoped to become the 2nd 22-time Heisman winner, but landed in 3rd place with 1575 points. Texas Tech QB Graham Harrell, who was controversially not invited for Heisman Weekend finished 4th with only 213 points.
All four (Harrell included) were worthy, but Bradford stood out, pushing the Oklahoma Sooners to a record 5 games straight in scoring 60 or more points in each contest.
Don't feel bad for Colt McCoy - it's been reported he wishes to return to Texas for his Senior season next year, where he should be back in the mix for the Heisman.
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