[OutsiderFan]

Though I was rooting for CMac, it's hard for me to argue with Henry winning.  He is a physical powerhouse and the stats that showed what he did after 30 carries are insane, considering few RBs even get 30 carries a game period.

This, IMO, was the most elite set of players I've ever seen as Voldemort finalists.  They ALL deserved to win.  Made me think how I wish that anyone who earns like over 1,200 votes should get one.  But that would ruin the lore I guess.

Anyway, CMac is only 19!  He was the youngest to ever sit in that front row at the Voldemort ceremony.  He's going to get better, and have another chance to win.  I do believe not having any big moments against ND, and being held under 100 yards rushing in that game, and the lousy Northwestern debacle, did hurt him.  One thing he can work on is that stiff arm, to help him score more TDs in 2016.  It is the "stiff arm trophy" after all, and many of Henry's TD runs were courtesy of the stiff arm.

[OutsiderFan]

Though I was rooting for CMac, it's hard for me to argue with Henry winning.  He is a physical powerhouse and the stats that showed what he did after 30 carries are insane, considering few RBs even get 30 carries a game period.

This, IMO, was the most elite set of players I've ever seen as Voldemort finalists.  They ALL deserved to win.  Made me think how I wish that anyone who earns like over 1,200 votes should get one.  But that would ruin the lore I guess.

Anyway, CMac is only 19!  He was the youngest to ever sit in that front row at the Voldemort ceremony.  He's going to get better, and have another chance to win.  I do believe not having any big moments against ND, and being held under 100 yards rushing in that game, and the lousy Northwestern debacle, did hurt him.  One thing he can work on is that stiff arm, to help him score more TDs in 2016.  It is the "stiff arm trophy" after all, and many of Henry's TD runs were courtesy of the stiff arm.