[napscoordinator]

At least we know 12% of Heisman voters have integrity.
Hard for me to believe that number is so low.

Those 12 percent should be investigated to ensure that they went by the rules and picked the best players and didn’t use their bias in picking the Heisman Trophy. If they chose a person who was not as good a player as Winston then I believe charges should be brought on those that cheated in the pick and chose an inferior player because they used their personal opinion and not the professional opinion that they should have. It is as bad as those of you who bashed those poor Duke Lacrosse players. I feel sorry for Winston and pray that he will survive the Lacrosse curse.

[Alberta's Child]

There's a huge difference between the burden of proof in a criminal case and the judgment of someone's integrity for a sports trophy where integrity is one of the qualities that is supposed to be considered.

... I believe charges should be brought on those that cheated in the pick and chose an inferior player because they used their personal opinion and not the professional opinion that they should have.

I hope you copied and pasted this from Semi-Satire or The Onion, because this has to be one of the dumbest things I've ever read on FreeRepublic.

[TexasGator]

"The Heisman Memorial Trophy annually recognizes the outstanding college football player whose performance best exhibits the pursuit of excellence with integrity."