The Stiffed Armed Midget

The question of the day is: who will win the Heisman Trophy. Yesterday evening the four finalists were announced Chase Daniel, Darren McFadden, Tim Tebow, and Colt Brennan.
Brennan, a product of a system should not and will not win the stiff armed midget. He has put up some great numbers, but I think anyone could throw lots of touchdowns when you throw the ball 50 times a game. Brennan is a good quarterback and will be good in the pros but he does not deserve the Heisman.
Chase Daniel really does not have much of a resume for the award. The only reason he has made the list is because he led his team to a 2 loss season and was one game away from the national title game. He did have a great season and put up some great numbers; however, when he played a good Oklahoma team he could not make the plays to lead his team to the victory.
Therefore, the race for the stiffed armed midget comes down to 2 players, both from the SEC. Darren McFadden this year ran for 1725 yards, including an SEC record 323 against South Carolina. McFadden can do everything on the field. He even threw for 4 touchdowns this year. He was last year’s runner up and has a great chance a winning the trophy. This however will not be enough for him to win. His team has not won enough games for him to receive the Heisman and in their losses he did not perform to the level required of the Heisman winner.
This year’s stiffed armed midget will go to Tim Tebow. Tebow set an NCAA record this year by running for 22 touchdowns and throwing for 29 touchdowns. This one guy accounted for 51 touchdowns this year. Tebow ripped apart the defenses in the hardest conference in the nation. Yes, Florida has 3 losses, but in each of those losses Tebow had 3 touchdowns. He deserves the stiffed armed trophy because he is the best college player. The only reason why he would not win would be the fact that he is an underclassman. The voters for some crazy reason do not like to vote for an underclassmen. I say get over it and hand him the trophy.
Heres to the SEC once again proving why it is the best conference in football.