Heisman Winner: Sam Bradford … online

According to Hitwise, Sam Bradford’s popularity surpassed Colt McCoy and Tim Tebow Saturday night.

The Oklahoma Quarterback made his case Saturday night.

As far as the two Texas Tech players go, it’s hard to get stay on top of the voter’s minds this year in the Big 12.

It is clear that Michael Crabtree’s stock took an immediate rise after his game winning catch to beat Texas.

Unfortunately, for him he is still an unknown to many people, especially compared to his quarterback, the one who through that game winning pass, Graham Harrell.

Along with Crabtree, Graham Harrell may suffer from the Texas Tech drop in polls from 2nd to 7th, after the Oklahoma lost.

Colt McCoy, the favorite of many for the Heisman trophy, seems to be suffering from lack of big time games. Texas was last seen by the nation Thanksgiving night. In contrast, the Oklahoma Sooners have been in front of the national voters twice since then, including the Big 12 Championship.

Reigning Heisman Trophy winner, Tim Tebow proved he does not have to run every touchdown in the SEC Championship game against Alabama. Tebow went 14-for-22 for 216 yards and 3 touchdowns.

In his emotional rally cry at the Ole Miss Post game press conference, Tebow promised a new team and a new quarter back. He lived up to that promise and never let up.

Unfortunately for Tebow, Oklahoma had the prime time TV spot on Saturday night. The Big 12 controversy didn’t hurt Bradford either. After a convincing win again Missouri in the Big 12 Championship, Sam Bradford clearly made his case for his Heisman.

Sam Bradford increased his chances Saturday night, throwing for a Big 12 Championship-record 384 yards and two touchdowns in a 62-21 victory over Missouri.