LEADING MEN
ERIC CROUCH
Quarterback, Nebraska
Crouch didn’t do anything to hurt his Heisman chances, but the Cornhuskers improving to 11-0 definitely helps.
Season: 185 carries, 953 yards, 16 TDs; 92 for 161, 1,312 yards, 7 TDs.
Nextat Colorado, Nov. 23
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KEN DORSEY
Quarterback, Miami
If Dorsey’s hideous four-interception performance doesn’t boot him from the Heisman race, then nothing will.
Season: 136 of 233, 2,004 yards, 15 TDs.
Nextvs. Syracuse, Saturday
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REX GROSSMAN
Quarterback, Florida
Grossman’s school-record ninth straight 300-yard game keeps his campaign on track. So does a win over South Carolina.
Season: 199 for 299, 3,244 yards, 30 TDs.
Nextvs. Florida State, Saturday
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JOEY HARRINGTON
Quarterback, Oregon
Harrington is a lot like Dorsey as far as numbers this season, but he leads comebacks. After deflating UCLA, Harrington has nine career fourth-quarter comebacks.
Season: 156 for 268, 1,991 yards, 17 TDs.
Nextvs. Oregon State, Dec. 1
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ANTWAAN RANDLE EL
Quarterback, Indiana
In a season where no one has distinguished himself from the rest, Randle El could gain favor quickly. Indiana needs to keep winning though.
Season: 133 carries, 715 yards, 6 TDs; 84 of 157, 1,149 yards, 7 TDs.
Nextat Penn State, Saturday
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