J-Mo on Heisman finalist list

[emmitt01]

Ok, so he's #76 on CFN top 100 Heisman finalists but he's on there.

76. RB Jamario Thomas, North Texas – After Adrian Peterson, Thomas would be voted Most Likely to Eclipse the 2,000-Yard Barrier. He’s healthy again, has already won a national rushing title and capable of putting up ridiculous numbers against a schedule loaded with really bad defenses.

[UNTFan23]

... capable of putting up ridiculous numbers against a schedule loaded with really bad defenses.

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Which is why he won't win it ... ever.

[NCMeanGreen]

Which is why he won't win it ... ever.

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Good point...

[GreenBat]

Which is why he won't win it ... ever.

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He doesn't have a chance because the University won't put the $$$$ Money $$$$ up for a campaign. It also doesn't hurt that NT plays such a weak schedule and can't even play for a national championship even if it post an undeafted season.

[NT91]

I think 3500-4000 yards would do it and we were 11-1.

[BIG DAWG]

$$$$ Money $$$$

It is good that the university is not WASTING money on a campaign because that wouldn't make the smallest bit of difference.

The other thing is that you are all ASSUMING that J-Mo can stay healthy, which he has not yet proven he can do.

You had all better be jumping on the Deavin Cox bandwagon, because when J-Mo goes down, he will have to be the man.

Mark my words!

[UNTLifer]

The other thing is that you are all ASSUMING that J-Mo can stay healthy, which he has not yet proven he can do.

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Hasn't proven he can be durable? Please explain, All Mighty Big Dawg, J-Mo's results as a true freshman in 2004.

[FirefightnRick]

My guess is that Should J-Mo go down Mitchell will back him up before Cox will.

Rick

[meangreendork]

Hasn't proven he can be durable?  Please explain, All Mighty Big Dawg, J-Mo's results as a true freshman in 2004.

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He was more off than on last season. He's not fragile or anything, but I keep reading about his hamstring.