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Don't get me wrong, I like Ingram but I think this is a desperate attempt by ESPN to find someone on a National Title contender to promote.

Tebow, McCoy and Bradford (obvious) arn't doing their part on the field. Tebow just doesn't have the weapons he had last year on offense and in my humble opinion, is performing just plain average.....for him. McCoy has way too many picks and the "hopeful" hyped match-up with OU and Bradford never materialized, not to mention he did nothing of noted significance.

So who's left? Clausen is playing great but ND has already lost 2 games and will likely lose another at least with that sorry excuse for a defense. Spiller is the most electric but sometimes one 60 yard run in a 60 minute game isn't enough and Clemson is a bad team. The rest of the guys listed won't get it because they play for mid-majors or didn't have enough hype coming into the season. The year reminds me of the George Rogers Heisman year, it was lackluster and nobody really cared at the end of the year, except those in South Carolina.

I didn't mean to add Bradford to the list as performing poorly. I put "obvious" as in the obvious reason he's off the list is due to the early injury vs. BYU. Even if he didn't get hurt vs. Texas, missing 3-4 games takes you out of the Heisman hunt.

Ingram should be considered at this point however, I don't see how one big game (believe it was S. Carolina) all of a sudden vaulted him into #1 position. Again, the Heisman has turned into a media joke so it shouldn't surprise me. I like Ingram, he's from MI so hopefully he wins it, I just want the winner to deserve it.

Go Big Reds.