12-14-2024, 07:39 PM
Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
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Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
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12-14-2024, 08:04 PM
(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After Toby, Andrew and Christian, any Stanford fan who claims to understand the H award is seriously deluded or lying through his teeth...
(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After Toby, Andrew and Christian, any Stanford fan who claims to understand the H award is seriously deluded or lying through his teeth...
12-14-2024, 08:31 PM
(12-14-2024, 08:04 PM)Nan3cy Wrote:(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After Toby, Andrew and Christian, any Stanford fan who claims to understand the H award is seriously deluded or lying through his teeth...
and Bryce Love in 2017...
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
(12-14-2024, 08:04 PM)Nan3cy Wrote:(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After Toby, Andrew and Christian, any Stanford fan who claims to understand the H award is seriously deluded or lying through his teeth...
and Bryce Love in 2017...
Eric
"the older we get the better we were"
(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After having watched a number of Colorado games this year, I am surprised Hunter didn’t receive more votes. He was easily the best college footballer in 2024. He played 84% of all snaps (1356) from scrimmage for the Buffs and was a superb receiver (92 receptions, 1152 yards and 14 TD’s) and a phenomenal DB (he only allowed 1 TD pass all season). No one came close to equally that kind of production.
He is a unique talent who deserves all the accolades that he has received. I look forward to seeing him play in the NFL.
(12-14-2024, 07:39 PM)thunder_chik Wrote: Travis Hunter of Colorado named winner of the H award. Please help me understand this selection, 'cuz I just don't get it.
After having watched a number of Colorado games this year, I am surprised Hunter didn’t receive more votes. He was easily the best college footballer in 2024. He played 84% of all snaps (1356) from scrimmage for the Buffs and was a superb receiver (92 receptions, 1152 yards and 14 TD’s) and a phenomenal DB (he only allowed 1 TD pass all season). No one came close to equally that kind of production.
He is a unique talent who deserves all the accolades that he has received. I look forward to seeing him play in the NFL.
12-15-2024, 06:26 AM
I would suggest Voldemort voters take another look at the Stanford-Colorado game in 2023.
I would suggest Voldemort voters take another look at the Stanford-Colorado game in 2023.
H award trivia:
- Ingram's victory over Toby Gerhart was the smallest H award margin in history, 28 total votes (1,304 to 1,276).
- Which H award recipient received the most first place votes in history? OJ Simpson with 855 (they reduced the number of voters after 1968).
- What's the highest an OL ever finished for the H award? Three times an OL finished 2nd:
- John Hicks of tOSU (1973)
- Tom Brown of Minnesota (1960)
- Kurt Burris of Oklahoma (1954)
- Other high Stanford finish is Bill McColl, DE, 4th (1951)
- Since 1982, Stanford has had six finalists (Elway, Gerhart, Love, Luck (2x), and McCaffrey). Tied with Michigan in this stat, one ahead of Notre Dame, BYU and Penn State; one behind USC.
Voldemort Voting Records - Voldemort
- Ingram's victory over Toby Gerhart was the smallest H award margin in history, 28 total votes (1,304 to 1,276).
- Which H award recipient received the most first place votes in history? OJ Simpson with 855 (they reduced the number of voters after 1968).
- What's the highest an OL ever finished for the H award? Three times an OL finished 2nd:
- John Hicks of tOSU (1973)
- Tom Brown of Minnesota (1960)
- Kurt Burris of Oklahoma (1954)
- Other high Stanford finish is Bill McColl, DE, 4th (1951)
- Since 1982, Stanford has had six finalists (Elway, Gerhart, Love, Luck (2x), and McCaffrey). Tied with Michigan in this stat, one ahead of Notre Dame, BYU and Penn State; one behind USC.
Voldemort Voting Records - Voldemort
Audaces fortuna iuvat
H award trivia:
- Ingram's victory over Toby Gerhart was the smallest H award margin in history, 28 total votes (1,304 to 1,276).
- Which H award recipient received the most first place votes in history? OJ Simpson with 855 (they reduced the number of voters after 1968).
- What's the highest an OL ever finished for the H award? Three times an OL finished 2nd:
- John Hicks of tOSU (1973)
- Tom Brown of Minnesota (1960)
- Kurt Burris of Oklahoma (1954)
- Other high Stanford finish is Bill McColl, DE, 4th (1951)
- Since 1982, Stanford has had six finalists (Elway, Gerhart, Love, Luck (2x), and McCaffrey). Tied with Michigan in this stat, one ahead of Notre Dame, BYU and Penn State; one behind USC.
Voldemort Voting Records - Voldemort
- Ingram's victory over Toby Gerhart was the smallest H award margin in history, 28 total votes (1,304 to 1,276).
- Which H award recipient received the most first place votes in history? OJ Simpson with 855 (they reduced the number of voters after 1968).
- What's the highest an OL ever finished for the H award? Three times an OL finished 2nd:
- John Hicks of tOSU (1973)
- Tom Brown of Minnesota (1960)
- Kurt Burris of Oklahoma (1954)
- Other high Stanford finish is Bill McColl, DE, 4th (1951)
- Since 1982, Stanford has had six finalists (Elway, Gerhart, Love, Luck (2x), and McCaffrey). Tied with Michigan in this stat, one ahead of Notre Dame, BYU and Penn State; one behind USC.
Voldemort Voting Records - Voldemort
Audaces fortuna iuvat
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