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Award to be announced Monday, December 17th.

Either of the running backs look good.

93henfan wrote:Either of the running backs look good.

I will salute you with the beer I am holding while standing in the "Terrace" and looking up into the visiting section.

D) none of the above

How Zach Zenner wasn't a finalist is beyond me. Probably because he plays in Brookings, South Dakota...

ECB. Like we expected anything else.

Outside of one botched game, Morris Norisse should be on that list. And I'm sure half the teams in the Big Sky and the MVC have players worthy of mention as well.

SuperHornet wrote:ECB. Like we expected anything else.

Outside of one botched game, Morris Norisse should be on that list. And I'm sure half the teams in the Big Sky and the MVC have players worthy of mention as well.

So… you think a guy that averaged 71 ypg receiving and wasn't even in the top-5 in the Big Sky in that stat should be a Payton finalist?

niether of those sorry fxcks. Lets see one from each team currently in the playoffs.

Went with our guy of course.

Never heard of any of them.

AZGrizFan wrote:Never heard of any of them.

Glad SOMEBODY had the guts to say it....

SuperHornet wrote:

AZGrizFan wrote:Never heard of any of them.

Glad SOMEBODY had the guts to say it....

Allow me to introduce to you, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Old Dominion.
- He leads the FCS in passing yards (4,158), passing yards per game (378.00), total offense (412.27), points responsible for (24.18) and touchdown passes (35).
- On Sept. 22, Heinicke set the NCAA Division I record of 730 passing yards and gained 791 yards of total offense, surpassing the previous passing yardage record of 716 set by Houston’s David Klingler in 1990 and also surpassing Klingler’s 732 yards of total offense. He also set single-game records for passing yards in a quarter, passing yards in a half, most passes in a game without an interception, total offense in a quarter and total offense in a half.
- Heinicke is 335-of-491 passing on the year and ranks third in the nation in completions per game and his 68.2 completion percentage ranks fourth in the nation.
- He has passed for 300 or more yards seven times and 400 or more yards three times this season. He tossed four or more TD passes five times including a school record seven TD’s in the win over Campbell.
- Heinicke has rushed for 377 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.
- With his 4,158 passing yards, Heinicke is currently 13th on the single-season passing yards list and fifth in total offensive yards in a season in FCS history.

CAA Flagship wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:

Glad SOMEBODY had the guts to say it....

Allow me to introduce to you, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Old Dominion.
- He leads the FCS in passing yards (4,158), passing yards per game (378.00), total offense (412.27), points responsible for (24.18) and touchdown passes (35).
- On Sept. 22, Heinicke set the NCAA Division I record of 730 passing yards and gained 791 yards of total offense, surpassing the previous passing yardage record of 716 set by Houston’s David Klingler in 1990 and also surpassing Klingler’s 732 yards of total offense. He also set single-game records for passing yards in a quarter, passing yards in a half, most passes in a game without an interception, total offense in a quarter and total offense in a half.
- Heinicke is 335-of-491 passing on the year and ranks third in the nation in completions per game and his 68.2 completion percentage ranks fourth in the nation.
- He has passed for 300 or more yards seven times and 400 or more yards three times this season. He tossed four or more TD passes five times including a school record seven TD’s in the win over Campbell.
- Heinicke has rushed for 377 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.
- With his 4,158 passing yards, Heinicke is currently 13th on the single-season passing yards list and fifth in total offensive yards in a season in FCS history.

Save your energy. Heinicke already has this wrapped up, genius.

93henfan wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: Allow me to introduce to you, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Old Dominion.
- He leads the FCS in passing yards (4,158), passing yards per game (378.00), total offense (412.27), points responsible for (24.18) and touchdown passes (35).
- On Sept. 22, Heinicke set the NCAA Division I record of 730 passing yards and gained 791 yards of total offense, surpassing the previous passing yardage record of 716 set by Houston’s David Klingler in 1990 and also surpassing Klingler’s 732 yards of total offense. He also set single-game records for passing yards in a quarter, passing yards in a half, most passes in a game without an interception, total offense in a quarter and total offense in a half.
- Heinicke is 335-of-491 passing on the year and ranks third in the nation in completions per game and his 68.2 completion percentage ranks fourth in the nation.
- He has passed for 300 or more yards seven times and 400 or more yards three times this season. He tossed four or more TD passes five times including a school record seven TD’s in the win over Campbell.
- Heinicke has rushed for 377 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.
- With his 4,158 passing yards, Heinicke is currently 13th on the single-season passing yards list and fifth in total offensive yards in a season in FCS history.

Save your energy. Heinicke already has this wrapped up, genius.

Landslide.

CAA Flagship wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:

Glad SOMEBODY had the guts to say it....

Allow me to introduce to you, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Old Dominion.
- He leads the FCS in passing yards (4,158), passing yards per game (378.00), total offense (412.27), points responsible for (24.18) and touchdown passes (35).
- On Sept. 22, Heinicke set the NCAA Division I record of 730 passing yards and gained 791 yards of total offense, surpassing the previous passing yardage record of 716 set by Houston’s David Klingler in 1990 and also surpassing Klingler’s 732 yards of total offense. He also set single-game records for passing yards in a quarter, passing yards in a half, most passes in a game without an interception, total offense in a quarter and total offense in a half.
- Heinicke is 335-of-491 passing on the year and ranks third in the nation in completions per game and his 68.2 completion percentage ranks fourth in the nation.
- He has passed for 300 or more yards seven times and 400 or more yards three times this season. He tossed four or more TD passes five times including a school record seven TD’s in the win over Campbell.
- Heinicke has rushed for 377 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.
- With his 4,158 passing yards, Heinicke is currently 13th on the single-season passing yards list and fifth in total offensive yards in a season in FCS history.

Sounds like a system QB to me....

When do the Buchanan finalists get announced?

93henfan wrote:Either of the running backs look good.

I'am rolling with Heinke and his 4,158 passing yds!!!!

CatBlitz22 wrote:When do the Buchanan finalists get announced?

Good question that and the Rice finalists????

dal4018 wrote:

93henfan wrote:Either of the running backs look good.

I'am rolling with Heinke and his 4,158 passing yds!!!!

Yeah, for the most part I was joking.

rkwittem wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote: Allow me to introduce to you, Taylor Heinicke, QB, Old Dominion.
- He leads the FCS in passing yards (4,158), passing yards per game (378.00), total offense (412.27), points responsible for (24.18) and touchdown passes (35).
- On Sept. 22, Heinicke set the NCAA Division I record of 730 passing yards and gained 791 yards of total offense, surpassing the previous passing yardage record of 716 set by Houston’s David Klingler in 1990 and also surpassing Klingler’s 732 yards of total offense. He also set single-game records for passing yards in a quarter, passing yards in a half, most passes in a game without an interception, total offense in a quarter and total offense in a half.
- Heinicke is 335-of-491 passing on the year and ranks third in the nation in completions per game and his 68.2 completion percentage ranks fourth in the nation.
- He has passed for 300 or more yards seven times and 400 or more yards three times this season. He tossed four or more TD passes five times including a school record seven TD’s in the win over Campbell.
- Heinicke has rushed for 377 yards and eight touchdowns on the year.
- With his 4,158 passing yards, Heinicke is currently 13th on the single-season passing yards list and fifth in total offensive yards in a season in FCS history.

Sounds like a system QB to me....

So was Joe Montana.

93henfan wrote:Either of the running backs look good.

Shouldn't you be donning a Coastal Carolina avatar? What are you trying to do, Jinx us?

rkwittem wrote:Sounds like a system QB to me....

Oh, there is no doubt that he has benefitted from the style of offense and the players around him. But this kid is good.

Pwns wrote:

93henfan wrote:Either of the running backs look good.

Shouldn't you be donning a Coastal Carolina avatar? What are you trying to do, Jinx us?

He is a jinx.
I need him to use a GSU avatar more than a CCU avatar. We are favored by 17 against the cocks.

CAA Flagship wrote:

rkwittem wrote:Sounds like a system QB to me....

Oh, there is no doubt that he has benefitted from the style of offense and the players around him. But this kid is good.

I'll take your word for it. I'm excited by the possibility of seeing him in Fargo.

BlackFalkin wrote:niether of those sorry fxcks. Lets see one from each team currently in the playoffs.

What about Deonte Williams from Cal Poly????

rkwittem wrote:Sounds like a system QB to me....

Any time a college QB makes noise, this is ALWAYS the response from the peanut gallery.