She is either:
A. The fastest woman alive
B. Really dumb and got lost on the course
C. An unethical cheater
I'm betting on C but B is also possible. You'd have to be a complete idiot to marry Manziel.
He reminds me more than a little bit of the banjo player in Deliverance.
in the Johnny Football movie.
She just did the 9-minute miles to save up for the 4-minute miles, wish I could finish that strong.
And swooned over "Johnny Football"?
I don't remember much that questioned his character. I remember he got a lot of criticism for naivete and for being catfished / a dupe, but not a lot of criticism for his character.
I'm not saying it didn't happen (I'm sure it did), but I don't recall it being a widespread thing.
...according to some) for purposes of self-promotion was a belief widely held among most of the friends I made growing up in Florida.
fan thought he was not a victim but instead a perp who thought up the whole thing as part of an attempt to get the sympathy vote for the Heisman. They questioned his character a lot.
I didn't and still don't see very much of it. Maybe it's because of where we each live.
Manti has been injured quite a lot over the years and is now a free agent. Maybe he has one more season. He also has a degree from Notre Dame and about a million people who would hire him.
Manziel needs to start practicing his skills at the fry cooker.
He won't have to worry about getting a real job unless his family cracks down on his funds. Also, 7.7M can go a long way with the correct planning. Not sure he has that, though.
played 10 forgotten downs for the Ravens. And had been suspended at tOSU for taking money.
The Heisman is a joke.
Going back for the last 30 years...
1988: Barry Sanders: duh (1/1)
1989: Andre Ware: Anthony Thompson, Major Harris, and our own Tony Rice were all more deserving than this gimmick QB fraud (1/2)
1990: Ty Detmer: unforgivable; Rocket was unquestionably the most outstanding player that year (1/3)
1991: Desmond Howard: sadly, the poor man's Rocket got the award (1/4_
1992: Gino Torretta: Inexplicable, Marshall Faulk was clearly a better player (1/5
1993: Charlie Ward - solid choice (2/6)
1994: Raashaan Saalam - I would have voted for Steve McNair, but overall this was a really weak year (2/7)
1995: Eddie George - Tommy Frazer should have won (2/8)
1996: Dan Wuerfell - ok, but another weak year (3/9)
1997: Charles Woodson - Manning should have won (3/10)
1998: Ricky Williams: solid choice (4/11)
1999: Ron Dayne - Mike Vick should have won in a landslide (4/12)
2000: Chris Weinke: Drew Brees should have won in a landslide (4/13)
2001: Eric Crouch - another medicore year (4/14)
2002: Carson Palmer- ok choice (5/15)
2003: Jason White: awful choice, Larry FitzGerald should have ran away with it, with Eli as a very solid #2 (5/16)
2004: Matt Leinart - awful choice; Adrian Peterson and Reggie Bush were both far better (5/17)
2005: (Vince Young) (5/18)
2006: Troy Smith: Professionals should be automatically ineligble, and Darren McFadden, Quinn, and Steven Slaton were all more deserving (5/19)
2007: Tebow - solid choice and nice to see it not go to a guy on a crap team (albeit sandwiched between 2 NC's for UF), but McFadden had a case too (6/20)
2008: Sam Bradford - I'd have voted for Colt McCoy, but can live with Bradford. (7/21)
2009: Mark Ingram, another joke; Suh should have won, with McCoy & Gearhart as solid backups. (7/22)
2010: Scam Newton - Andrew Luck should have been a no-brainer, especially vs. a professional player (7/23)
2011: RG3; good vote (8/24)
2012: John Manziel: Awful choice; Te'o was clearly more understanding, and I'd vote Klein, Marriota, and Lee over Manziel even if I couldn't vote for Manti. (8/25)
2013: Jameis Winston, ugh (9/26)
2014: Marcus Mariotta (10/27)
2015: Derrick Henry - see Ingram above, McCaffrey & Watson were far better (10/28)
2016: LaMar Jackson; eh, should have been Watson (10/29)
2017: Mayfield (11/30)
2018: Murray (12/31)
And I don't mean the coin used in Canada.
though the link below would suggest he is older (so one of them is wrong).