The BCS Know How Newsletter This newsletter, the only free weekly college football newsletter on the web, is designed to quickly update every facet of the college game. This newsletter will be delivered weekly and update the Heisman, Coach’s Poll, Harris Poll, weekly news and the BCS standings, plus any other news, visit www.bcsknowhow.com for full versions of each update. This is a special BCS Know How Newsletter containing a preview of the Heisman trophy presentation, set to take place on December 10th. After the delivery of this newsletter, BCS Know How will be taking a break, and you will receive your next newsletter on December 30th or 31st, containing small recaps of the most exciting bowl games to date. In the interim, make sure to visit the site to see all of the scores from the Other Bowls. Heisman Finalists 1. Chase Daniel 2. Colt Brennan 3. Darren McFadden 4. Tim Tebow Wrap: All four finalists had great seasons, and unlike in years past, any of these finalists are likely to be able to win the award. It may all depend on the voter’s definition of the Heisman trophy and whether they believe an underclassman worthy of winning the award. Chase Daniel, the surprise of the group, was helped tremendously by his Missouri Tiger’s late season surge to the top of the rankings, but may be unable to capitalize on the Heisman hype due to his team’s loss in the Big 12 Championship Game and his poor performance in it. Colt Brennan was also assisted by his team’s BCS hype this year, as his Hawaii Warriors stormed to the only undefeated season in the Football Bowl Subdivision. Although his numbers do not compare favorable to his statistics last year Brennan is helped by his team’s overall performance. Darren McFadden is considered by many to be the best overall player in college football, but had some very unimpressive games earlier in the season, only to be resurrected by strong performances in games against South Carolina and LSU. Finally, the possible favorite coming into the ceremony, Tim Tebow has had a season for the ages, combining the system of the Florida Gators with his all around athletic ability to score 51 total touchdowns. In his performances all season, he showed the grit and ability of a Heisman trophy performer, but may be hindered by his underclassman status. Before we reveal our BCS Know How Heisman prediction, let us remind you that BCS Know How has correctly predicted the winner of the Heisman trophy every year of the newsletter’s Heisman special publication. Enjoy our prediction! BCS Know How’s Heisman Prediction: 1. Tim Tebow 2. Darren McFadden 3. Colt Brennan
4. Chase Daniel Wrap: In the end, Tebow’s underclassmen status will not be enough to overcome his historic season. McFadden will have the unlucky fate of being voted second place in the Heisman balloting for two straight years, as he lost in a less than close race against Troy Smith last year. Brennan and Daniel will round out the top four, and expect either Pat White or Dennis Dixon to finish fifth as the two, although uninvited to NYC, had masterful seasons of their own.
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