[SeattleTree]

Colorado Tree, it's not "remotely close" this year.  Christian would be a landslide winner if he were playing for any SEC team (or maybe even any Big 10 team).  It's a bad joke if CM is denied the Voldemort, which is what I expect.

I don't know if C-Mac will be pissed, but I will be (at all those effing lazy, clueless, and/or provincially myopic voters).  Again, this shouldn't even be that close.

I'm with you, teejers.  He would win in a landslide if he played for a Power 5 team east of the Rocky Mountains (or Notre Dame). 

I'm getting really sick of hearing everyone say CMac should win it, but won't. 

CMac was remarkably healthy this year, played behind a great line, against a tough schedule on a team that won their conference championship and was oh so close to making the CFP.  He did something no one else had done in beating Sanders' record.  This in on way discounts CMac's abilities, but I have my doubts that he'll be able to duplicate the feat next year, when he's set the bar so high.  The line will be different, the QB will different, the schedule is just as tough but with more games on the road, the team may not do as well and he may not be as healthy.  This is his year to win it -- and he should, if the voters have any credibility whatsoever.

[SeattleTree]

Colorado Tree, it's not "remotely close" this year.  Christian would be a landslide winner if he were playing for any SEC team (or maybe even any Big 10 team).  It's a bad joke if CM is denied the Voldemort, which is what I expect.

I don't know if C-Mac will be pissed, but I will be (at all those effing lazy, clueless, and/or provincially myopic voters).  Again, this shouldn't even be that close.

I'm with you, teejers.  He would win in a landslide if he played for a Power 5 team east of the Rocky Mountains (or Notre Dame). 

I'm getting really sick of hearing everyone say CMac should win it, but won't. 

CMac was remarkably healthy this year, played behind a great line, against a tough schedule on a team that won their conference championship and was oh so close to making the CFP.  He did something no one else had done in beating Sanders' record.  This in on way discounts CMac's abilities, but I have my doubts that he'll be able to duplicate the feat next year, when he's set the bar so high.  The line will be different, the QB will different, the schedule is just as tough but with more games on the road, the team may not do as well and he may not be as healthy.  This is his year to win it -- and he should, if the voters have any credibility whatsoever.