The individual stats scream Bradford, but in the context of their teams’ stats, they yell McCoy. That said, any argument of “value” begins and ends with Tebow. I cannot imagine what would have happened to this team after the Ole Miss loss had someone else been the QB. I’d vote for Tim, put McCoy 2nd, Bradford 3rd and wouldn’t complain one bit about any ballot that had those three at the top in any order.

Bradford should win it and I think he will. The guy is a phenomenal QB and I really think he will break the streak of OU QB’s not doing well in the NFL. Tebow will finish 2nd, and if he leaves for the NFL, McCoy will get his shot next year.

I would agree with the last two comments on Bradford probably getting it. But I would rather he doesn’t for selfish reasons:
1) If he does get it, he would be distracted by the appearances he would have to make and not concentrate as much on the BCS Championship.
2) He might just go into the draft next year! We need him for next year’s OU-TX game, especially when Colt McCoy has already committed to staying his senior year. This year is Bradfor’s Sophmore year.
The way I percieve this race to the Heisman is that Bradford has the best statistics, most notably the best passing efficiency in the nation. Tebo has a lot on popularity, and it seems to me that he can be credited with almost singlehandedly bringing his team back from the Ole Miss loss. He seems like a true leader.
Now I understand that some previous posts point out that Bradford has benefited from a pretty good offensive line and numerous eligible receivers, and I entirely concede this point. His numbers are directly related to the talent of the offense.
As far as individual talent alone, I would have to say that Colt McCoy is the best among the three, and I would prefer that he get the Heisman (this is coming from a Sooner! LOL!). He is efficient and a very good scrambler and individual rusher, kind of like Vince Young (but nowhere near him).
You know that when someone gets a Heisman, their chances of going to the draft are pretty good. Maybe Colt will break his pledge to stay at UT for his senior year? I would hope.
Finally, I don’t believe that Tebow will get it this year for the simple reason that he has already been awarded one. The Heisman folks want to spread the love, and only one person in the history of the Heisman trophy has won it twice.

It might just convince him to come back next year and destroy the NCAA. I think you guys are right in that he gets penalized for winning it last year. I also think he gets penalized for having lower numbers than last year.

All the guy does is win. Hopefully he walks out with another Stiff-Arm Trophy this weekend…and a crystal football in January.