Heisman Jinx

[RunLeeRun]

Since 2000, the year a Heisman winner left his program, the following year's team won two less games on average. 11.69 average win record to 9.23. Only once did they match or exceed the previous year and only 3 times did they stay with 1 win.......that would seem to suggest Oregon and FSU fall off this year.

Player	Final Year	Next Year
Chris Weinke	11-2	8-4
Eric Crouch	11-2	7-7
Carson Palmer	11-2	12-1
Jason White	12-1	8-4
Matt Leinart	13-0	11-2
Reggie Bush	12-1	11-2
Troy Smith	12-1	11-2
Tim Tebow	9-4	8-5
Sam Bradford*inj	12-2	8-5*
Mark Ingram	14-0	12-1
Cam Newton	14-0	8-5
Robert Griffin	10-3	8-5
Jameis Winston	13-1	???
Marcus Mariota	13-2	???

 

[CFBLore]

Great stat. I see the trend continuing. FSU and Oregon are both looking at 2-3 loss seasons.

 

[RunLeeRun]

Oh, one last point. The one team that did get better, 2003 USC, had two future Heisman winners (Leinart & Bush). Bam.

 

[BigdaddyQH]

Jamis Winston won the Heisman in 2013 with a 14-0 record and followed that season up with a 13-1 season in 2014. Get your facts straight. If you are going to copy something, at least update what you are copying.

 

[RunLeeRun]

Jamis Winston won the Heisman in 2013 with a 14-0 record and followed that season up with a 13-1 season in 2014. Get your facts straight. If you are going to copy something, at least update what you are copying.

Well, I'm not surprised. This isn't the first time you've blown it with reading comprehension. It doesn't say the year a player won a Heisman vs the next year without him. The header clearly says "final year" of Heisman winner in his program vs the "next year" without him. Stay with me here....It has to do with losing the talent of a Heisman caliber player, even though he may not have won it in his final year. Do you need cliff notes? A dummy manual, perhaps?

And no I didn't create the data, nor did I claim to. It's funny how I've seen you on numerous occasions copy something but put it in such a way that you try to make it seem like your own creation. I've laughed more than once....and so have others.

 

[PigskinArmor]

Jamis Winston won the Heisman in 2013 with a 14-0 record and followed that season up with a 13-1 season in 2014. Get your facts straight. If you are going to copy something, at least update what you are copying.

So what is the follow up to a QB's follow up?

 

[rolltide]

ha ha bigdummy doesn't think 14-0 is better than 13-1. hard to make this shit up

 

[GoSooners]

Well, I'm not surprised. This isn't the first time you've blown it with reading comprehension. It doesn't say the year a player won a Heisman vs the next year without him. The header clearly says "final year" of Heisman winner in his program vs the "next year" without him. Stay with me here....It has to do with losing the talent of a Heisman caliber player, even though he may not have won it in his final year. Do you need cliff notes? A dummy manual, perhaps?

And no I didn't create the data, nor did I claim to. It's funny how I've seen you on numerous occasions copy something but put it in such a way that you try to make it seem like your own creation. I've laughed more than once....and so have others.

He was too busy writing his usual "I'll show you bastards" rant and forgot to read the fine print. Nothing new to see here folks, it's just the Junkster...