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The much anticipated Heisman Trophy winner was anounced last Saturday! Of these canidates:

• Andre Woodson (Quarterback) is having a great senior year leading the Kentucky Wildcats so far. A lot of his stats turned out to be Kentucky records! 

• Mike Hart (Runningback) basically carried the load for the Michigan Wolverines ever since Chad Henne had been hurt. He runs the ball hard and shows great leadership on a mediocore team in 2007.

• Tim Tebow (Quarterback) was only a Sophmore, but he ran for 23 touchdowns and passed for 29! This is a record at Florida for both catigories!

• Colt Brennen (Quarterback) has set numerous Hawaii and NCAA records, the biggest is the Touchdown recodrs. Colt threw 60 touchdown passes this year! 

• Darren McFadden (Runningback) got off to a great start, running for well over 100 yards in each of his first five games, but he slowly fell off the charts.

Tim Tebow was chose, and he became the 1st ever Sophmore to win the Heisman Trophy!

Ross Hastert, Joel Osborn and Greg Applegate in the picture shown below were all part of a championship at HCHS. On Saturday, the former Cyclone trio hope to add championship rings as college athletes in Georgia!
The first-ever meeting between the D-II national powers is scheduled for an 11 a.m. kickoff (CST) and will be televised nationally by ESPN2. Northwest Missouri State is ranked fifth and Valdosta State is ranked eighth. Both teams enter with records of 12-1.
 Osborn has completed 68.3 percent of his passes on the year for 1,834 yards, with 10 touchdowns and nine interceptions.Applegate (6-2, 230, so.) and Hastert (6-2, 270, so.) have also seen action for Northwest this season. Applegate has caught five passes for 62 yards (2 touchdowns) as a reserve tight end, and is often an "up-man" on Bearcat kickoff returns. Hastert is the team's backup center and has participated in several games as well.
Last Saturday night on ESPN2, Northwest Missouri State defeated Grand Valley State, 34-16, the team that had a 40 game winning streak and had beet Northwest the past 2 years in the championship game! The Bearcats will face Valdosa State this Saturday, December 15 11AM on ESPN!

Now is mid December the time you just want to rip your hair out from the freezing weather and all the snow. There is one thing that you can look forward to tough, the 2007-2008 College Football Bowl Season!! It starts December 20 and comes to an end on January 7!

1. Poinsettia Bowl on Dec. 20- Utah vs. Navy
2. New Orleans Bowl on Dec. 21- Florida Atlantic vs. Memphis
3. PapaJohns.com Bowl on Dec. 22- Cincinnati vs. Southern Miss
4. New Mexico Bowl on Dec. 22- New Mexico vs. Nevada
5. Las Vegas Bowl on Dec. 22- BYU vs. UCLA
6. Hawaii Bowl on Dec. 23- East Carolina vs. Boise State
7. Motor City Bowl on Dec. 26- Central Michigan vs. Purdue
8. Holiday Bowl on Dec. 27- Arizona State vs. Texas
9. Champs Sports Bowl on Dec. 28- Boston College vs. Michigan State
10. Emerald Bowl on Dec. 28- Maryland vs. Oregon State
11. Texas Bowl on Dec. 28- TCU vs. Houston
12. Meineke Bowl on Dec. 29- Connecticut vs. Wake Forest
13. Liberty Bowl on Dec. 29- Mississippi State vs. Central Florida
14. Alamo Bowl on Dec. 29- Penn State vs. Texas A&M
15. Independence Bowl on Dec. 30- Colorado vs. Alabama
16. Armed Forces Bowl on Dec. 31- California vs. Air Force
17. Sun Bowl on Dec. 31- South Florida vs. Oregon
18. Humanitarian Bowl on Dec. 31- Fresno State vs. Georgia Tech
19. Music City Bowl on Dec. 31- Florida State vs. Kentucky
20. Chick-Fil-A Bowl on Dec. 31- Clemson vs. Auburn
21. Insight Bowl on Dec. 31- Indiana vs. Oklahoma State
22. Outback Bowl on Jan. 1- Wisconsin vs. Tennessee
23. Cotton Bowl on Jan. 1- Missouri vs. Arkansas
24. Capital One Bowl on Jan. 1- Michigan vs. Florida
25. Gator Bowl on Jan. 1- Virginia vs. Texas Tech
26. Rose Bowl on Jan. 1- USC vs. Illinois
27. Sugar Bowl on Jan. 1- Hawaii vs. Georgia
28. Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2- West Virginia vs. Oklahoma
29. Orange Bowl on Jan. 3- Kansas vs. Virginia Tech
30. International Bowl on Jan. 5- Rutgers vs. Ball State
31. GMAC Bowl on Jan.6- Tulsa vs. Bowling Green
32. BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 7- Ohio State vs. LSU