Heisman Trophy finalists announced

The Heisman Trophy is the most important recognition any College Football player can receive and it’s awarded in December after the post season Bowl Games.

The Heisman Memorial Trophy Award is named after College Football player and coach John Heisman, the first award was presented in 1935 and the first winner was Jay Berwanger who played halfback for Chicago.

Running Back players have won the most Heisman Trophies with 51, Quarterbacks have obtained 25 and Fullbacks just a couple.

The list of finalists for this year’s recognition is final:

• Colt Brennan, QB, Hawai’i
• Darren McFadden, RB, Arkansas
• Tim Tebow, QB, Florida
• Chase Daniel, QB, Missouri

Many critics are giving the Hawaiian Quarterback the most chances to win, he currently holds the record for most touchdown passes in a single season with 58 in the NCAA Division I-A and other 25 records more in the same division.

"I think it's a good race, I think anybody can win it." Brennan said.

But McFadden, who might join Tom Brady’s team next year is also a strong contender.

The Ceremony will be held on Saturday night, at 8 PM, and then we’ll find out who’s going to be Troy Smith’s successor to the throne.