Should Reggie keep the Heisman?

[Babs]

But it's at the end of a sentence.

In that case there's no space before the first dot.

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I did misspell ellipsis, though. But I'm going to take a page from seattle's playbook and blame that on the drink.

[SoCalCoug]

Like physically mail it to the Downtown Athletic Club or just make an announcement that he's not the Heisman Trophy winner anymore? How do the logistics of this all work out?

A couple of big guys in masks, armed with tasers show up at his house and take it from his trophy room.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

I didn't even think the DAC was in charge of the Heisman anymore. Didn't they go broke?

[Surfah]

Let him keep it. These weren't performance enhancing drugs or anything. He didn't cheat to rack up all of those yards and TDs. He broke some NCAA rules. What he did wasn't even criminal. He earned that trophy by what he did on the field. What transpired off the field had no bearing on his performance on.

[Babs]

Interesting that the board is so evenly split on this.

[cougjunkie]

Yes he was the best player in college football that year and clearly the individual awards do not give a crap about character and off the field issues other wise half the Heisman winners would not have won.

[smokymountainrain]

What would you do once it was taken away? Award it to the runner up? So Vince Young would be the winner?

I voted that Bush should give it back, but it has nothing to do with his eligibility. It has to do with the fact that it should have been Young's in the first place, so yeah, this would work.

[Babs]

I voted that Bush should give it back, but it has nothing to do with his eligibility. It has to do with the fact that it should have been Young's in the first place, so yeah, this would work.

here, here. And while we're at it, can we give Leinart's to AD?

[smokymountainrain]

here, here. And while we're at it, can we give Leinart's to AD?