| Top 10 Contenders for 2007 |
| Steve Slaton RB West Virginia |
Will likely be hurt by playing in a perceived weaker conference and by the fact that his teammate (Pat White) could steal some votes. |
| John David Booty QB Southern Cal |
If you go by the theory that the QB for the best team has as good a chance as anyone then you have to say Booty is definitely one to watch. |
| Darren McFadden RB Arkansas |
"D-Mac" gets my vote as the best player in college football but as we all know, that doesn't always translate into winning the Heisman. |
| Brian Brohm QB Louisville |
Brohm and the Cardinals will compete with Hawaii for top scoring offense in the land. Louisville would probably have to run the table for him to have a serious chance. |
| Colt Brennen QB Hawaii |
Brennen's stats will no doubt be jaw-dropping but there is no realistic chance that a QB from Hawaii win's the Heisman. |
| Ray Rice RB Rutgers |
Who would have thought the Big East would have so many Heisman contenders but make no mistake, Rice is as good as any of them. |
| Mike Hart RB Michigan |
Healthy in 2006, Hart finished fifth in the Heisman race and if the Wolverines are as good as expected, he could finish much higher this season. |
| Tim Tebow QB Florida |
Tebow got a lot of publicity last season for running the ball but he is going to have to prove he can run an offense for four quarters before he can be a star. |
| Pat White QB West Virginia |
Doesn't throw enough to get the attention of Heisman voters that love guady passing stats. Still, he is incredibly dangerous in the open field.
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| CJ Spiller RB Clemson |
Might possibly belong in the "unknown" players list for the lack of national attention he has gotten. Leading the ACC in rushing in 2007 should change that. |
