'Bama's Ingram worthy of Heisman talk: Other SEC notes

'Bama's Ingram worthy of Heisman talk: Other SEC notes Submitted by SHNS on Thu, 10/22/2009 - 16:06 Alabama has never had a player finish higher than third, which is where receiver David Palmer placed in 1993.

[BamaGirl1T]

I'm all in, Ingram for Heisman! You go man!
Are you kidding, he receives the ball, and not only takes off and runs, but fights to get there. South Carolina s guys had to gang up on him (about five or more) just to stop Ingram. He may be small in height but... He's muscular, very observant and fast. He deserves the recognition.
Kudos to the whole team and roll tide- "it takes a team to make a team"!

Terri

[T-Town Clown]

BamaGirl1T wrote:

I'm all in, Ingram for Heisman! You go man!
Are you kidding, he receives the ball, and not only takes off and runs, but fights to get there. South Carolina s guys had to gang up on him (about five or more) just to stop Ingram. He may be small in height but... He's muscular, very observant and fast. He deserves the recognition.
Kudos to the whole team and roll tide- "it takes a team to make a team"!
Terri

great post BAMAGIRL roll tide

[Get Sober]

T-Town Clown wrote:

<quoted text>great post BAMAGIRL roll tide

Remember after Spurrier took over at Florida, everyone starting trying to get 5 wide receivers on the field. Looks like with the success of Bama, the league is going back to power football. The league has a bunch of power backs right now. What if Moreno had stayed at Georgia?

[realist]

I always thought football was about running over the opposition. Ingram is great at that. I saw the Arkansas running back run over about three Gator defenders by himself with no blockers. I'll bet it's on facebook now. I can only imagine what Ingram can do to the UF defense, which is getting hit with injuries. I saw Bobby Humphrey play againt my Alma Mater, Notre Dame, years ago. I remember ND stopped him. The fans were throwing oranges on the field. But in our modern times it doesn't look like Ingram can be stopped.