Setting the table for today:
There are currently four major candidates for the 2010 Heisman Trophy and several minor candidates behind them trying to gain traction.
As the race now stands, the leader (if the vote were held today) is a sophomore quarterbacking phenom from a traditional power who has burst onto the scene with his passing and running. He is on pace for a record-breaking season.
Not far behind him–and with more overall advantages in the campaign–is a junior quarterback with elite size and athleticism (and good name recognition) who is in his third year as a starter and is also from a traditional power, though one that is competing for the national title.
Then there is the gutty and diminutive junior from the upstart national title-contending program whose passing numbers and winning percentage as a starter are unmatched and whose Heisman fortunes are, more than anyone else, tied in with those of his team.
Finally, we get to the mountainous junior quarterba...
Original Story:
