Help us track down the remaining votes.
So, which voters are we still missing? Out of the 926 Trophy voters, we know the identities of just over 600 of them. Of those, we've now tracked down the ballots of 226.
Here's the list of the nearly 400 people who we know are H------ Trophy voters (or, at minimum, were voters very recently) but for whom we don't yet have votes.
Start by using the power of Google. Dig around, look for blogs, twitter feeds, facebook pages, and - last but not least - email addresses. If you do contact one of these folks directly, please be polite. There's no point in arguing with them; the ballot deadline has come and gone, and they couldn't change their mind if they wanted to.
Also, if you're going to be helpful do three things: #1, list every vote you find (not just the ones you agree with; the point isn't to "win" the StiffArmTrophy projection, it's to get it right.) #2, list all three spots on the ballot. #3, state your source - if there's a link, provide it. We need to be able to confirm that these folks are ACTUAL voters, and not just folks talking about "my vote" as a hypothetical thing.
And remember, there's another 300+ voters whose identities are still secret. We'd love to track down a few of them - but we'll be especially careful to verify that they're really a voter.
| Brady Ackerman | Sun Sports | south |
| Chip Alexander | Raleigh News Observer | atl |
| Marcus Allen | FMR | |
| Shelly Anderson | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | atl |
| Robbie Andreu | Gainesville Sun | south |
| Pete Arbogast | west | |
| Paul Arnett | starbulletin.com | west |
| Jack Arute | ABC Sports | unknown |
| Mark Asher | XTRA 910 | west |
| Bob Asmussen | Champaign News-Gazette | midw |
| Mike Babcock | Huskers Illustrated | sw |
| Terry Baker | FMR | |
| Sean Baligian | WDFN 1130 | south |
| Chuck Banning | New London Day | ne |
| Tony Barnhart | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| Wendell Barnhouse | Fort Worth Star-Telegram | sw |
| Chuck Barret | sw | |
| David Barron | Houston Chronicle | sw |
| Bob Barry Sr. | KFOR | sw |
| Steve Batterson | Quad City (Iowa) Times | midw |
| Skip Bayless | ESPN | unknown |
| Brent Beaird | 1010XL 105.3 | south |
| Randy Beard | Evansville (Indiana) Courier-Press | midw |
| Gary Beban | FMR | |
| Mark Beech | Sports Illustrated | ne |
| Joe Bellino | FMR | |
| Jim Beseda | The Oregonian | west |
| Dan Bickley | Arizona Republic | west |
| Joe Biddle | Nashville Tennessean | south |
| Mike Bires | Beaver County Times/Allegheny Times | atl |
| Steve Bisheff | 710 ESPN | west |
| John Blanchette | Spokesman-Review | west |
| Mark Blaudschun | Boston Globe | ne |
| Keith Bleyer | FOX Sports Net | sw |
| Terry Boers | WSCR 670 AM | midw |
| Ron Bracken | Centre Daily Times | atl |
| Mark Bradley | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| Michael Bradley | CBS Sportsline | unknown |
| John Brasier | AndersonSC.com | atl |
| Albert Breer | Metro West Daily | ne |
| Mark Brennan | FightOnState.com | atl |
| Bob Bridge | Bedford Times-Mail | midw |
| Joe Brocato | WDTV | atl |
| BG Brooks | rockymountainnews.com | sw |
| Todd Brooks | Russellville Courier News | sw |
| Bruce Brown | Lafeyette Advertiser | south |
| Rick Brown | The Lakeland (FL) Ledger | south |
| Bob Burwell | WSCR 670 AM | sw |
| Bryan Burwell | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | sw |
| Reggie Bush | FMR | |
| Scott Cain | Arkansas Democrat-Gazette | sw |
| Geoff Calkins | Memphis Commercial Appeal | south |
| Dave Campbell | TexasFootball.com | sw |
| Earl Campbell | FMR | |
| Billy Cannon | FMR | |
| John Cappelletti | FMR | |
| Mike Carmin | Lafayette (Ind.) Journal & Courier | midw |
| Jim Carty | Ann Arbor News | midw |
| Mike Casazza | Charleston Daily Mail | atl |
| Rana Cash | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| Howard Cassady | FMR | |
| Joe Cervi | Pueblo Chieftan | sw |
| Gary Childs | Peoria Journal Star | midw |
| David Ching | Columbus (GA) Ledger-Enquirer | south |
| Richard Cirminiello | CollegeFootballNews.com | unknown |
| John Clay | Lexington Herald-Leader | south |
| David Climer | The Nashville Tennessean | south |
| Jim Cnockaert | Ann Arbor News / mlive.com | midw |
| Dwight Collins | Ocala Star-Banner | south |
| Ron Cook | post-gazette.com | atl |
| Rick Coppola | Fox 61 | ne |
| Lee Corso | ESPN | unknown |
| Frank Coyle | DraftInsiders.com | atl |
| Eric Crawford | Louisville Courier-Journal | south |
| Don Criqui | CBS Sports | ne |
| Tim Cronin | Chicago Daily Southtown | midw |
| John David Crow | FMR | |
| Chuck Culpepper | New York Newsday | ne |
| Ed Cunningham | ABC/ESPN | unknown |
| Frank Cusumano | KSDK-5 | sw |
| Frank Dascenzo | Durham Herald-Sun | atl |
| Barker Davis | Washington Times | atl |
| Brian Davis | Dallas Morning News | sw |
| Charles Davis | College Football Now | unknown |
| Ken Davis | MSNBC | unknown |
| Rece Davis | ESPN | unknown |
| Peter Dawkins | FMR | |
| Tommy Deas | Tuscaloosa News | south |
| Stephen Dilbeck | LA Daily News | west |
| Mike DiMauro | Connecticut Day | ne |
| Michael DiRocco | Florida Times-Union | south |
| Tony Dorsett | FMR | |
| Brent Dougherty | 104.5 The Zone | south |
| Mike Downey | Chicago Tribune | midw |
| Joseph Duarte | Houston Chronicle | sw |
| Jay Dunn | footballstories.com | unknown |
| Stu Durando | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | sw |
| Wes Durham | AM 790 | south |
| John Dwyer | Nashville Newschannel 2 | south |
| Jack Ebling | WQTX 92.7 FM | midw |
| Greg Ellis | Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal | south |
| Guerin Emig | Tulsa (Okla.) World | sw |
| Eduardo Encina | York Daily Record | atl |
| Dave Fairbank | Daily Press | atl |
| Larry Felser | Buffalo News | ne |
| Bob Fiscella | FSN Sports | unknown |
| Ray Fittipaldo | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | atl |
| Bob Flounders | Harrisburg Patriot-News | atl |
| Doug Flutie | FMR | |
| Jason Foster | pigskinpost.com | sw |
| Chris Fowler | ESPN | unknown |
| John Fox | Press & Sun Bulletin | ne |
| Mike Francesa | WFAN | ne |
| Gene Frenette | Florida Times Union | south |
| Blake Fulton | Nashville SportsNight | south |
| Robert Gagliardi | Wyoming Tribune-Eagle | west |
| Mike Garrett | FMR | |
| Paul Gattis | Huntsville Times | south |
| Dave George | Palm Beach Post | south |
| Artie Gigantino | Fox Sports Net | unknown |
| Anthony Gimino | Tucson Citizen | west |
| Mark Godich | Sports Illustrated | ne |
| Adam Gold | WRBZ 850 AM | atl |
| Charles Goldberg | The Birmingham (Ala.) News | south |
| Herb Gould | Chicago Sun-Times | midw |
| George Grande | "longtime Reds announcer" | ne |
| Johnny Green | Texarkana Gazette | sw |
| Ron Green | Charlotte Observer | atl |
| Archie Griffin | FMR | |
| Tim Guidera | WTOC | south |
| Steve Guiremand | lasvegassun.com | west |
| Dave Hackenberg | Toledo Blade | midw |
| Pat Haden | NBC Sports | west |
| Bruce Haertl | KWCH | sw |
| Jack Hairston | south | |
| Wally Hall | Arkansas Democrat-Gazette | sw |
| Lee Hamilton | unknown | |
| Bob Hammel | Hoosier Times | midw |
| John Harris | Pittsburg Tribune-Review | midw |
| Mike Harris | Richmond Times Dispatch | atl |
| Chuck Hathcock | Daily Star (Grenada, Miss.) | south |
| Joe Hawk | Las Vegas Review-Journal | west |
| Matt Hayes | The Sporting News | south |
| Jim Henderson | WWL-TV | south |
| Clay Henry | Hawgs Illustrated | sw |
| Kirk Herbstreit | ESPN | unknown |
| Terry Hersom | Sioux City Journal | midw |
| Dave Hickman | Charleston Gazette | atl |
| Jemele Hill | Detroit Free Press | midw |
| Randy Holtz | Rocky Mountain News | sw |
| Bruce Hooley | midw | |
| Paul Hornung | FMR | |
| John Huarte | FMR | |
| Brent Hubbs | VolQuest.com | south |
| Mic Huber | Sarasota Herald-Tribune | south |
| Doug Huff | Wheeling News-Register | atl |
| Michael Hunt | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | midw |
| Bob Hunter | Columbus Dispatch | midw |
| Jimmy Hyams | WNML 990 | south |
| Mike Irwin | 1190 The Fan - Fayetteville, AR | sw |
| Bo Jackson | FMR | |
| Keith Jackson | ABC Sports | unknown |
| Mark Janssen | Manhattan Mercury | sw |
| Scott Johnson | Missoulian | west |
| Troy Johnson | Columbus Ledger-Inquirer | midw |
| David Jones | Patriot-News | atl |
| David Jones | Florida Today | south |
| Rich Kaipust | Omaha World-Herald | sw |
| Dick Kazmaier | FMR | |
| Tom Keegan | Lawrence Journal-World | sw |
| Peter Kerasotis | Florida Today | south |
| Blair Kerkhoff | Kansas City Star | sw |
| Josh Kinder | Manhattan Mercury | sw |
| Randy Kindred | Bloomington-Normal Pantagraph | midw |
| Kelley King | Sports Illustrated | unknown |
| Randy King | Roanoke Times | atl |
| John Klein | Tulsa (Okla.) World | sw |
| Mike Knobler | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| Mark Knudson | Fort Collins Coloradoan | sw |
| Will Kollmeyer | WCBI | south |
| Brian Koonz | Danbury News-Times | ne |
| Phil Kornblut | South Carolina Radio Network | atl |
| Dave Krieger | Denver Post | sw |
| Eric Lacy | Detroit News | midw |
| Lance Lahnert | Amarillo Globe-News | sw |
| Jim Lampley | HBO | unknown |
| Keith Langlois | Oakland Press | midw |
| John Lattner | FMR | |
| Tim Layden | Sports Illustrated | ne |
| Reid Laymance | St. Louis Post-Dispatch | sw |
| Jim Leahey | KHNL | west |
| Dean Legge | DawgPost.com | south |
| George Lehner | WTVN-AM | midw |
| Matt Leinart | FMR | |
| Dave Lesnick | Daily Inter Lake | west |
| Bernie Lincicome | Rocky Mountain News | sw |
| Bob Lipper | Richmond Times Dispatch | atl |
| Bill Livingston | plaindealer.com | midw |
| John Lopez | 790 AM | sw |
| Michael Lough | Macon Telegraph | south |
| Tom Loverro | Washington Times | atl |
| John Lujack | FMR | |
| Verne Lundquist | CBS Sports | unknown |
| John Markon | Richmond Times Dispatch | atl |
| Phillip Marshall | Huntsville Times | south |
| Buddy Martin | Sun Herald | south |
| Ian Martin | KNML | sw |
| Jeffrey Martin | Wichita Eagle | sw |
| Dave Matter | Columbia Tribune | sw |
| Mark May | ESPN | unknown |
| Tim May | Columbus Dispatch | midw |
| Mark McCarter | Huntsville Times | south |
| C.J. McCarthy | New Hampshire Union-Leader | ne |
| David McCollum | Log Cabin Democrat (Arkansas) | sw |
| Jim McCormack | presstelegram.com | west |
| Neal McCready | Mobile Press-Register | south |
| Jimmie McDowell | Mississippi Sports | south |
| Tom McEwen | Tampa Tribune | south |
| Mike McFeely | KFGO | west |
| Rick McGowan | Newport Daily News | ne |
| Curt McKeever | Lincoln Journal Star | sw |
| Adam Mertz | Capital Times | midw |
| Jeff Metcalfe | Arizona Republic | west |
| Al Michaels | unknown | |
| Scott Michaux | Augusta Chronicle | |
| Ted Miller | Seattle PI | west |
| Brad Moore | abqtrib.com | sw |
| Roger Moore | Stillwater News Press | sw |
| Rick Morrissey | Chicago Tribune | midw |
| Joe Muench | El Paso Times | sw |
| Brent Musberger | ABC Sports | unknown |
| Kevin Nathan | Channel 30 | ne |
| Jim Naveau | Lima News | midw |
| Brad Nessler | ABC Sports | unknown |
| Tom Oates | madison.com | midw |
| Paul Oberjuerge | San Bernardino Sun | west |
| John O'Malley | Times of Northwest Indiana | midw |
| Dana O'Neil | Philadelphia Daily News | atl |
| Mike Organ | Nashville Tennessean | south |
| Sean O'Rourke | New Haven Register | ne |
| Steve Owens | FMR | |
| Jeff Parson | Wichita Eagle | sw |
| David Pascal | Chattanooga Times Free Press | south |
| Dan Patrick | ESPN | unknown |
| Jared Patterson | (Mason City, Iowa) Globe Gazette | midw |
| Dennis Peck | The Oregonian | west |
| Jason Peter | ESPN 1480 Lincoln | sw |
| Eric Petersen | The (Iowa) Gazette | midw |
| Gene Phelps | djournal.com | south |
| Steve Physioc | Fox | west |
| Jeff Pinkham | Burlington Free Press | ne |
| Scott Pitoniak | Rochester Democrat & Chronicle | ne |
| Michael Pointer | Indianapolis Star | midw |
| Edwin Pope | Miami Herald | south |
| Joe Posnanski | Kansas City (Mo.) Star | sw |
| Mike Prater | The Idaho Statesman | west |
| Scott Rabalais | The Advocate | south |
| Ron Rapoport | Chicago Sun-Times | midw |
| Jerry Ratcliffe | Charlottesville Daily Progress | atl |
| Darryl Richards | foxsports.com | unknown |
| Steve Richardson | Dallas Morning News | sw |
| Howard Richman | Kansas City Star | sw |
| Lenn Robbins | NY Post | ne |
| Chris Roberts | XTRA 910 | west |
| Linda Robertson | Miami Herald | south |
| Paul Rogers | WHAS-AM | south |
| Rich Rosenblatt | Associated Press | unknown |
| Brian Rosenthal | Lincoln Journal-Star | sw |
| Leo Roth | Rochester Democrat & Chronicle | ne |
| Michael Rothstein | Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette | midw |
| Mike Rozier | FMR | |
| Neil Rudel | Altoona Mirror | atl |
| Mike Runge | Fox 13 | west |
| Chris Russo | WFAN | ne |
| Rick Ryan | Charleston Gazette | atl |
| Tim Ryan | Burlington Free Press | ne |
| Chris Sager | TBS | unknown |
| Rashaan Salaam | FMR | |
| Barry Sanders | FMR | |
| Gene Sapakoff | Charleston Post and Courier | atl |
| John Saunders | ESPN | unknown |
| Rich Scarcella | Reading Eagle | atl |
| Steve Scholfield | North County Times | west |
| Mike Schopp | WGR | ne |
| Chip Scoggins | Minneapolis Star-Tribune | midw |
| Doug Segrest | Birmingham News | south |
| Jeff Shain | Miami Herald | south |
| Mike Shalin | Boston Herald | ne |
| Greg Sharpe | Husker Radio Network | sw |
| Kevin Sherrington | Dallas Morning News | sw |
| Howard Simon | WGR | ne |
| O.J. Simpson | FMR | |
| Billy Sims | FMR | |
| Dave Sittler | Tulsa (Okla.) World | sw |
| Brady Slater | Idaho State Journal | west |
| Troy Smith | FMR | |
| Doug Smock | Charleston Gazette | atl |
| Bob Snyder | Syracuse Post-Standard | ne |
| Dave Solomon | New Haven Register | ne |
| Jerome Solomon | Houston Chronicle | sw |
| Mike Sorensen | Deseret News | west |
| Steve Spurrier | FMR | |
| Tony Stastny | Savannah Morning News | south |
| Phil Steele | PhilSteele.com | unknown |
| Mark Stewart | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | midw |
| Joe Sullivan | Boston Globe | ne |
| Pat Sullivan | FMR | |
| Steve Sullivan | KATV | sw |
| Lynn Swann | ABC Sports | unknown |
| Mike Szvetitz | Opelika-Auburn News | south |
| Michelle Tafoya | ESPN | midw |
| Tim Tebow | FMR | |
| David Teel | Newport News | atl |
| Rick Telander | Chicago Sun-Times | midw |
| Vinny Testaverde | FMR | |
| Bob Thomas | Florida Times-Union | south |
| Mark Thornton | Star Herald | south |
| Mike Tirico | ESPN | unknown |
| Gino Torretta | FMR | |
| Chip Towers | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| John Tucker | New Hampshire Union-Leader | ne |
| Caulton Tudor | Raleigh News Observer | atl |
| Mike Valenti | WQTX, sportsinferno.com | midw |
| Adam Van Brimmer | Savannah Morning News | south |
| Michael Vega | Boston Globe | ne |
| Mike Ventre | MSNBC | west |
| Brian Vernellis | Shreveport Times | south |
| Mike Waldner | Daily Breeze | west |
| Herschel Walker | FMR | |
| Joe Walljasper | Columbia Tribune | sw |
| John Walters | NBC Sports | ne |
| Susie Wargin | 9 News Denver | sw |
| Whit Watson | Sun Sports | south |
| Pete Weber | WNSR | south |
| Dave Weekley | Charleston Gazette | atl |
| Chris Weinke | FMR | |
| Marc Weiszer | Athens Banner-Herald | south |
| John Werner | Waco Tribune | sw |
| Scott Wetzel | radio.sportingnews.com | unknown |
| Mark Whicker | Orange County Register | west |
| Charles White | FMR | |
| Gordon White | The Pilot | atl |
| Jeff White | Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch | atl |
| Stu Whitney | Argus Leader | west |
| Dennis Whitton | Lowell Sun | ne |
| Lindsay Willhite | Chicago Daily Herald | midw |
| Don Williams | Lubbock Avalanche Journal | sw |
| Ken Willis | Daytona Beach News-Journal | south |
| Allen Wilson | Buffalo News | ne |
| Art Wilson | Pasadena Star-News | west |
| Luke Winn | Sports Illustrated | ne |
| Neill Woelk | dailycamera.com | sw |
| Bob Wojnowski | Detroit News | midw |
| Scott Wolf | LA Daily News | west |
| Gail Wood | Olympian | west |
| Terry Wood | Northwest Arkansas Times | sw |
| Mike Woods | NBC Sports | unknown |
| Todd Wright | Sun Sports | south |
| Danny Wuerffel | FMR | |
| Steve Wyche | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | south |
| Harvey Yavener | New Jersey Star-Ledger | atl |
| Dan Zeiger | East Valley Tribune | west |
| Mike Ziegenhorn | KTUL | sw |
Kari Chisholm | December 10, 2009 | Comment on This Post (271 so far) |
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Comments
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Mike Lynch, WCVB TV Boston, said on air he is a voter but did not release his ballot.
Posted by: Ryan | Dec 10, 2009 2:06:02 AM
I think i found Marcus Allen's.
1. Colt McCoy
2. Mark Ingram
3. Tim Tebow
http://www.razorgator.com/tickets/blogs/Marcus_Allen/
Posted by: Pasadenabound | Dec 10, 2009 2:43:46 AM
Rick Karle, Sports Director at FOX6 WBRC picks Ingram #1, McCoy #2 and Gerhart#3
Posted by: Bob Anderson | Dec 10, 2009 3:37:41 AM
Voter Email Addresses
http://www.thetigernet.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=784773
Posted by: SomeGuy | Dec 10, 2009 3:41:25 AM
Bill King, WNSR Nashville, TN
1. Mark Ingram
Mark Howard, 104.5 The Zone - Nashville, TN
1. Mark Ingram
(I don't remember the 2nd and 3rd place votes)
Posted by: Jarrod | Dec 10, 2009 3:46:49 AM
Pretty sure Tim Cowlishaw is a voter. On Around the Horn the other day he said he was voting for Gerhart, not sure about second and third.
Posted by: D Knuffke | Dec 10, 2009 3:59:45 AM
Mark Rea voted:
1. McCoy
2. Suh
3. Gerhart
http://markrea.wordpress.com/2009/12/09/heisman-trophy-2009-how-i-voted-and-why/
Posted by: Danny | Dec 10, 2009 4:15:38 AM
Paul Finebaum is a voter. 1. Ingram 2. ? 3. Tebow
Posted by: Rick A. | Dec 10, 2009 4:15:44 AM
Jeff Shearer - WSFA Sports Anchor - Montgomery, AL
http://www.wsfa.com/Global/link.asp?L=185146
1)Mark Ingram
2)Colt McCoy
3)Toby Gerhart
Posted by: DDavis | Dec 10, 2009 4:17:56 AM
Brent Beaird, 1010xl Radio; Gator Bait Mag; Clay Today; Bama Alum.
Stated his top 3 Monday on air.
1- N.Suh
2- M.Ingram
3- C. McCoy
Posted by: jerry learn | Dec 10, 2009 4:20:58 AM
Gene Frenette,Florida Times Union
His picks in Tuesday's paper.
1- T.Gerhart
2- M.Ingram
3- N.Suh
[email protected]
(904)359-4540
Posted by: jerry learn | Dec 10, 2009 4:37:11 AM
eric crouch and johnny rodgers heisman winners
http://www.omaha.com/article/20091207/BIGRED03/912079981
Posted by: suhsuhsuhsuh | Dec 10, 2009 5:11:25 AM
Rick Karle FOX 6 Sports Birmingham Alabama said last night that he is a voter & that he voted #1 Ingram.
Posted by: Gerry | Dec 10, 2009 5:18:11 AM
Why does stiff arm say that Eddie George voted Gerhart number 1?? I heard him with my own ears say on CBS a couple of days ago that he voted Ingram in the top spot.
Posted by: Kyle | Dec 10, 2009 5:24:52 AM
Eddie George did NOT vote Gerhart #1. He said he voted Ingram #1 but stiff Arm says that he voted Gerhart?? Whats up with that?!
Posted by: Kyle | Dec 10, 2009 5:28:02 AM
Per video on ESPN.com
Kirk Herbstriet - Ingram
Mark May - Ingram
Todd McShay - Gerhart
Lou Holtz - McCoy (don't know if he has a vote or not but was part of the video)
Posted by: RTR12 | Dec 10, 2009 5:28:40 AM
On Harry King's vote, you have McCoy then Tebow. I emailed him and asked him who #3 was, and he said Suh.
Posted by: Ron | Dec 10, 2009 5:31:14 AM
Also, if you listed voters by state, it might help us track down who our local people are and listen/watch them on radio/tv and see what they say. That is a long list :)
Posted by: Ron | Dec 10, 2009 5:32:39 AM
Tim Cowlishaw is indeed a voter. And his blog says he voted for:
1. Gerhart
2. Suh
3. Ingram
http://timcowlishawblog.dallasnews.com/archives/2009/12/heisman-vote-a-long-hard-road.html
Posted by: rmiller | Dec 10, 2009 5:46:08 AM
Yeah, Eddie George voted for Mark Ingram, yet you have him down for Toby Gerhart. If you've got the interview linked, I'm not sure how you could have missed this. Makes me question how accurate the whole 'big chart' is.
Posted by: CrimsonTider | Dec 10, 2009 5:48:26 AM
Here's the link to where Eddie George states he voted for Ingram... he says it about 35% of the way through the interview, FYI.
Posted by: CrimsonTider | Dec 10, 2009 6:03:31 AM
Posted by: CrimsonTider | Dec 10, 2009 6:03:59 AM
Ed Grisamore says that he has been a Heisman voter since 1994. He has not posted his vote that I can find. He works for the Macon Telegraph in Macon, GA. Http://www.Macon.com/194/story/930955.HTML
Posted by: Alan | Dec 10, 2009 6:05:08 AM
Phillip Marshall retired from the Huntsville Times last year in June. Of course, I have no idea if he still has a vote or not.
Posted by: Matt | Dec 10, 2009 6:16:16 AM
Spencer Tillman just stated on the radio in Birmingham that he voted
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Spiller
That differs from what you currently have for Spencer.
Posted by: RTR12 | Dec 10, 2009 6:27:19 AM
Tom Shatel, Omaha World Herald disclosed his Heisman Ballot: 1. Suh, 2. Ingram, 3. McCoy. Here's the link: http://www.omaha.com/article/20091207/SPORTS/712079847
Posted by: Paul | Dec 10, 2009 6:28:52 AM
Spencer Tillman announced on JOX radio in Birmingham that he voted as follows:
1. Mark Ingram
2. Colt McCoy
3. CJ Spiller
Posted by: TnsGuy | Dec 10, 2009 6:29:52 AM
Spencer Tillman said on 94.5 WJOX in Birmingham that you have his vote wrong. 1. Ingram 2. McCoy 3. Spiller
Posted by: Bob Smith | Dec 10, 2009 6:30:24 AM
Jeff Shearer-WSFA Montgomery...says he is a voter, although I don't see him on your official list
1 Ingaram
2 McCoy
3 Gerhart
Posted by: John Karabasz | Dec 10, 2009 6:33:19 AM
Spencer Tillman was just on WJOX sports radio in Birmingham, AL.
He voted Ingram 1st and McCoy 2nd but didn't hear his 3rd Choice.
He was originally going to vote McCoy 1st but changed to make Ingram 1st.
Posted by: Tim Vaughan | Dec 10, 2009 6:36:02 AM
Doug Harris of the Dayton Daily News announced his vote in the paper today:
1. Suh
2. Ingram
3. McCoy
Posted by: marcogreg | Dec 10, 2009 6:40:35 AM
I'm not the admin or anything but people...if the name you are submitting is not on the list above he either (A) already has it (likely) or (B) it isn't a confirmed voter he has on his list.
Posted by: Allen H. | Dec 10, 2009 6:42:12 AM
Adam Zuvanich of the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Stated that he is a voter this year. This is how he voted:
1. Suh
2. McCoy
3. Gerhart
http://www.redraiders.com/2009/12/08/zuvanich-request-for-help-with-heisman-vote-gets-big-response/
Posted by: Brad | Dec 10, 2009 6:51:30 AM
Yeah.....quit being so lazy people. If you really want to help, Check the list of voters that haven't been confirmed yet. If your info is not from someone on the list......keep it to yourself. Nobody has submitted anything new yet today.
Posted by: kirk | Dec 10, 2009 6:54:25 AM
Sam Kouvaris in Jacksonville, FL voted Tebow #1. Can't remember 2 and 3.
Posted by: JD | Dec 10, 2009 6:58:12 AM
Spencer Tillman said he voted Ingram, McCoy and Spillman in that order
on WJOX 94.5 this morning.
Posted by: Michael Farren | Dec 10, 2009 6:59:32 AM
C.J. McCarthy will reveal his on Friday...
http://www.theunionleader.com/sports.aspx?channel=32a96d3a-45fa-4958-ad60-6f7586a0eb97
Posted by: Grant | Dec 10, 2009 7:00:08 AM
Thanks Kirk. Some people are spending their workday on this site, and if I'm wasting my day looking here I at least want new info :)
Posted by: Allen H. | Dec 10, 2009 7:06:36 AM
"Spencer Tillman just stated on the radio in Birmingham that he voted
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Spiller"
Agree heard him say samething on 94.5 talking to Jay Barker.
Posted by: Spore | Dec 10, 2009 7:09:43 AM
Tulsa World's Guerin Emig
In the end, I went with Ingram, Gerhart and Gilyard.
http://www.tulsaworld.com/sportsextra/blogs/blog.aspx?blogid=12
Posted by: columbiasooner | Dec 10, 2009 7:12:07 AM
...hey everyone, someone just anounced Sam Bradford just won the heisman....LOL
Posted by: Allen H. | Dec 10, 2009 7:14:38 AM
On Dave Matter's twitter, he gave Suh his #1 vote (11PM, Dec 5th), and Ingram and Gerhart were on the ballot (8:55PM Dec. 5th)
Posted by: RS | Dec 10, 2009 7:21:30 AM
Here's the link (lol): http://twitter.com/DMATTER
Posted by: RS | Dec 10, 2009 7:22:02 AM
http://blog.al.com/ray-melick/2009/12/melick_heisman_vote_may_be_too.html
I don't see Ray Melick of the Birmingham News on your list of voters, he may be one previously unknown. In the link above he is a little vague on who he voted for but on Jox 94.5 yesterday he said his vote was
1. Ingram
2. Suh
3. Tebow
Posted by: davecais | Dec 10, 2009 7:25:44 AM
I heard the same thing RTR12 heard. Was on The Opening Drive on WJOX in Birmingham. Spencer was on the phone talking with the hosts, and he went
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Spiller
Posted by: Mike | Dec 10, 2009 7:28:18 AM
Sorry messed up the vote of Ray Melick, it was
1. Ingram
2. Gerhardt
3. Tebow
Posted by: davecais | Dec 10, 2009 7:29:20 AM
Spencer Tillman said on JOX 94.5 this morning that he voted 1.Mark Ingram 2.Colt McCoy 3.CJ Spiller
Posted by: AdamC | Dec 10, 2009 7:34:05 AM
To clarify the above post, Spencer Tillman said that before the championship games he publically stated that he was planning on voting McCoy one, but that it was very close. This morning he stated that after the championship games, he flipped McCoy and Ingram and voted Ingram number one.
Posted by: Richard | Dec 10, 2009 7:36:18 AM
Dan Bickley/Arizona Republic
1. Gerhart
2. Ingram
3. McCoy
http://www.azcentral.com/members/Blog/DanBickley/69238
Posted by: Anthony | Dec 10, 2009 7:37:51 AM
Spencer Tillman just stated on JOX 94.5 in Birmingham that he voted
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Spiller
Posted by: AdamC | Dec 10, 2009 7:38:02 AM
Paul Gattis of the Huntsville Times isn't publishing his vote due to Heisman rules.
Posted by: JBT | Dec 10, 2009 7:40:38 AM
Here's another voter:
Ryan Brown
Radio Host, Dunaway & Brown
690AM - Birmingham, AL
Ballot:
1)Ingram
2)McCoy
3)Gerhart
This was stated on their show and also posted to their twitter page (http://twitter.com/Dandbradio)
Posted by: Andrew Acker | Dec 10, 2009 7:42:32 AM
Eddie George said he voted for Toby on some rivals.com video.
Anyway, Monte Poole (not on the list) says he voted for Toby #1:
http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_13964745?nclick_check=1
And I'm guessing Mark Whicker voted for Gerhart #1 too:
http://www.ocregister.com/articles/stanford-223390-todd-toby.html
Posted by: dth | Dec 10, 2009 7:44:33 AM
Here's another voter I didn't see:
Ryan Brown
Radio Host, Dunaway & Brown
690AM - Birmingham, AL
Ballot:
1) Ingram
2) McCoy
3) Gerhart
This was stated on their radio show and confirmed on their twitter page (http://twitter.com/Dandbradio).
Posted by: Andrew Acker | Dec 10, 2009 7:47:10 AM
dth Eddie George said he voted Ingram on that video but he thought that Gerhart might win.
Posted by: RTR12 | Dec 10, 2009 7:49:47 AM
Correct link.
Posted by: Spore | Dec 10, 2009 7:51:57 AM
http://twitter.com/Dandbradio is the correct link.
Posted by: Spore | Dec 10, 2009 7:53:05 AM
On the 12-7 ESPN-U College Football Podcast (at 14:30), Ivan Maisel and Pat Forde declared their ballots (with Ivan also mentioning Gene Wojciechowski's Ballot in a email):
Maisel:
1 - Gerhart
2 - Ingram
3 - Suh
Forde:
1 - Suh
2 - Gerhart
3 - Kellen Moore
Gene Wojciechowski:
1 - Gerhart
2 - Case Keenum
3 - Suh
Posted by: coolbeans59 | Dec 10, 2009 7:58:17 AM
http://www.thestate.com/154/story/1047041.html?storylink=omni_popular
George Rogers, former winner.
Posted by: CaptFamous | Dec 10, 2009 8:00:32 AM
Sam Bradford and Desmond Howard are heisman winners and they arent on this list, couldnt find bradford's vote but I heard Desmond say he has Ingram # 1
Posted by: Matt | Dec 10, 2009 8:04:31 AM
Bruce Feldman of ESPN.
He voted Suh #1. The rest are on Insider.
Posted by: CaptFamous | Dec 10, 2009 8:05:11 AM
Monte Pool of the Oakland Tribune/Bay Area News Group writes that Gerhart is at the top of his ballot:
http://www.contracostatimes.com/monte-poole
Posted by: Michael | Dec 10, 2009 8:13:21 AM
Tony Barnhardt has (1) Ingram (2) McCoy (3) Suh
Skip Bayless has (1) Suh
Posted by: Jay | Dec 10, 2009 8:15:35 AM
Spencer Tillman just stated on JOX 94.5 in Birmingham that he voted
1. Ingram
2. McCoy
3. Spiller
Posted by: 12timechamps | Dec 10, 2009 8:22:38 AM
Joe Schad, ESPN
All of his stuff is on video.
Apparently voted
1. Suh
2. Ingram
3. Spiller
Posted by: CaptFamous | Dec 10, 2009 8:26:25 AM
Buck Belue (QB of the 1980 Georgia NC team, Afternoon drive show host on 680 The Fan in Atlanta) revealed his Heisman ballot this morning on The Rude Awakening:
1. Colt McCoy
2. Tim Tebow
3. CJ Spiller
Posted by: JaguarTider | Dec 10, 2009 8:34:16 AM
Mark Brennan posted his votes on the Fight on State premium message board this morning:
1. Suh
2. Ingram
3. Gerhart
I'd link the post, but if you're not a paying subscriber you can't see it.
Posted by: Pez | Dec 10, 2009 8:34:39 AM
Here is where Spencer Tillman just this morning stated that he voted Ingram #1, McCoy #2, and CJ Spiller #3. I think we need to tighten up the ballots we already have. That's both Eddie George and Spencer Tillman that have voted for Mark Ingram #1, and StiffArm has posted otherwide.
http://podcasting.fia.net/5018/4095912.mp3
^^^
The Spencer Tillman interview this morning.
Posted by: CrimsonTider | Dec 10, 2009 8:35:12 AM
Mark Brennan gave us his list this morning
1.suh
2.ingram
3.gerhart
it is a pay site so not sure how else to verify it but here is the link
http://forums.scout.com/mb.aspx?s=157&f=1396&t=5278499
Posted by: Cronk | Dec 10, 2009 8:36:38 AM
Tom Shatel, Omaha World Herald.
1. Suh
2. Mccoy
3. Tebow
(that was going into the last weekend though)
http://www.omaha.com/article/20091202/SPORTS/712039941
Posted by: Adam | Dec 10, 2009 8:39:13 AM
Randy Kennedy, Sports Editor for the Mobile (AL) Press-Register is a voter. He voted 1 - Ingram, 2- McCoy, 3 - Suh. Mike Herndon, also of the Mobile Press-Register is a voter. His ballot ??. Also, I do not know if they are voters, but some folks worth investigating are Scott Hunter, Gentry Estes, and Don Kausler. Hunter has been a long-time sportscaster in the Mobile area (and he is an Alabama Alum). He stated on-air the other day (before the SEC Champ. game), that he would vote Ingram # 1. Estes is the Mobile Register Alabama beat reporter and he lives in Tuscaloosa. Kausler is the Alabama beat reporter for the Birmingham News. Hope these ideas help!!
Posted by: Jay | Dec 10, 2009 8:45:07 AM
Neal McCready no longer works for the Mobile Press in Mobile. The local radio station fired him from his afternoon sports radio show because he wasn't Pro Bama enough and he quit the Press Register. He now works for the Ole Miss Rivals website as their beat reporter.
Posted by: futball | Dec 10, 2009 8:51:25 AM
Beano Cook on The Heard
1. McCoy
2. Ingram
3. Tebow
Posted by: Sammy | Dec 10, 2009 8:52:37 AM
Beano Cook announced on The Herd that he voted 1. McCoy 2. Ingram 3. Tebow
Posted by: Joey | Dec 10, 2009 8:52:55 AM
Beano Cook on the Collin Coherd show just revealed that he voted:
1 - McCoy
2 - Ingram
3 - Tebow
Roll Tide Roll!
Posted by: BamaBill | Dec 10, 2009 8:53:21 AM
Beano Cook voted (said on colin cowherds radio show):
1)McCoy
2)Ingram
3)Tebow
Posted by: WWTD | Dec 10, 2009 8:53:50 AM
Beano Cook just mentioned on Cowheards show (ESPN Radio)...
1. McCoy 2. Ingram 3. Tebow
Posted by: Pheaton | Dec 10, 2009 8:55:16 AM
I also heard Spencer Tillman today (12/10/09) say he voted as follows 1 mark ingram 2 colt mccoy 3 c j spiller. JOX 94.5 FM BHAM AL
Posted by: ELLEN LAYTON | Dec 10, 2009 8:59:29 AM
Beano Cook just stated he still has a vote. He just told Colin Cowherd he voted:
1. McCoy
2. Ingram
3. Tebow
Posted by: Legend | Dec 10, 2009 9:04:19 AM
Larry Williams
1. Spiller
2. Ingram
3. Suh
Posted by: JF | Dec 10, 2009 9:10:53 AM
Kevin Scarbinsky of The Birmingham News indicates he voted for:
1. Rolando McClain, Alabama.
2. Mark Ingram, Alabama.
3. Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska.
Source:
http://blog.al.com/kevin-scarbinsky/2009/12/call_me_a_heisman_homer.html
Posted by: Bill | Dec 10, 2009 9:18:13 AM
Beano Cook just told ESPN Radio he voted:
1) McCoy
2) Toby
3) Tebow
Posted by: Andy | Dec 10, 2009 9:22:56 AM
Doug Secrest:
1)Mark Ingram
2)Toby Gerhart
3)Colt McCoy
It's not concrete, but his article on December 7th did list his top 5:
http://blog.al.com/segrest/2009/12/second_look_snapshots_from_the_6.html
Posted by: Nathan | Dec 10, 2009 9:27:42 AM
http://adamnbeast.blogspot.com/2009/12/heisman-ballot.html
No identity, but he seems like a voter.
Gerhart, Suh, Spiller, Ingram
Posted by: Aimee | Dec 10, 2009 9:28:47 AM
http://www.wsfa.com/Global/link.asp?L=185146
Jeff Shearer - WSFA TV Montgomery, AL
Posted by: annon | Dec 10, 2009 9:31:05 AM
I look at Gerhart and say wow! I am a tryed and true Alabama fan also. But I also look at Ingram and say wow! So in fairness and with the intent of unbias, I compared the numbers , not just the final numbers but actually looked into how those numbers were obtained. 1) Gerhart is the workhorse of his team (the star) so he gets 90 % of carrys, Ingram is a star among stars, he shares his carries with 2 sometimes 3 other running backs, But still puts up heisman numbers. 2)Ingram had some 60 carries less than Gerhart and is only 200 yards less. You factor his 6 plus yard per carry average and you can add at least 360 yards and given the stats go ahead and add 6 more td's. 3) For the first time that I know of you have a back in Ingram who more than 60% of his yards come after first contact. 4)Ingram is the best player on the best team in the country. Although Gerhart is awesome, he could not carry his team to a victory every time, Ingram however did on numerous occassions, without Ingram national championship is out for Bama. 5) Ingram had almost 200 total yards and 3 td's against the no1 defense in the nation in what was portrayed as the true national championship game. +++++++ I will not try too argue that the sec is harder or tougher because that is opinion and that is my opinion. But in being unbiased looking at the FACTS Ingram is the most deserving candidate according to the heisman guidelines as to what it represents. Also an intersting fact is that Vegas also has Ingram as the winner, they acurately picked Bradford as the heisman winner with the exact same odds, so unless they are willing to throw away millions of dollars then the heisman belongs to Ingram.
Posted by: ben | Dec 10, 2009 9:33:14 AM
Verne Lundquist
I don't know what it is, but I can guess:
1. Tebow
2. Ingram
3. No vote
Posted by: Brett | Dec 10, 2009 9:36:22 AM
Ignore my last post. The voter is Randy Powers.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/304524-heisman-ballot
1. Gerhart
2. Suh
3. Spiller
Posted by: Aimee | Dec 10, 2009 9:37:48 AM
http://www.insidebayarea.com/top-stories/ci_13963987
Poole: Suh is close, but Heisman choice is Gerhart
Posted by: Simon | Dec 10, 2009 9:38:13 AM
So does anyone know who Spencer Tillman voted for? I haven't seen it posted in the comments yet.
Posted by: 20/20/20/20 | Dec 10, 2009 9:39:19 AM
Monte Poole. Gerhart #1. Suh not on.
http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_13964745
Posted by: Aimee | Dec 10, 2009 9:41:31 AM
Only about 10 post on who Tillman voted for this a.m., easier if you read.
Ingram
McCoy
Spiller
Posted by: Spore | Dec 10, 2009 9:52:20 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwhcPCFyxSc
mark may says mark ingram is his number 1
Posted by: Matthew Odom | Dec 10, 2009 9:54:22 AM
Kari,
Are you at all concerned about systematic interference by the Heisman trust? They obviously are not a fan of your site, having threatened lawsuits and such - but I'm sure they want nothing more than for you to get it wrong.
Dan Patrick, on his Tuesday morning show said that the Heisman Trust had asked him not to make his vote public. If they are asking voters to not reveal their votes in a systematic way that would really distort your projection. Say they only asked voters who they know voted for the winning candidate in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (the regions without top candidates and therefore with the fewest number of publicized votes).
Based on the small sample size you have for those regions my rough estimate is that they would only have to hide 5-10 known votes from each of those 2 regions if they were doing it strategically. Plus its easy for them to intimidate voters with a veiled (or not) threat of taking away their vote next year. All-in-all it'd be relatively easy for them to manipulate your projection given your transparent methodology.
While in retrospect it should be statistically easy to observe if this kind of manipulation was done (if your projections for those regions are way off), I'm not sure what, if anything, you can do to prevent this in advance.
Is this something you've thought about or observed in years past?
Posted by: Brian | Dec 10, 2009 9:59:08 AM
So I guess that We all know that Spencer Tillman voted Ingram 1st... We don't need the info anymore. I will keep you updated if he changes he's mind...LOL
Posted by: Joe Johnson | Dec 10, 2009 10:04:26 AM
Mike Lopresti, Gannett
1.Ndamukong Suh
2.Ingram
3.Gerhart
http://msn.foxsports.com/cfb/story/10500598/Why-Nebraska's-Suh-should-clutch-the-Heisman-
Kirk Bohls, Austin American-Statesman
1.Suh
2.?
3.?
http://www.foxsportssouthwest.com/pages/landing?And-My-Heisman-Vote-Goes-To=1&blockID=100888&feedID=3799
Emily Jones, Fox Sports Southwest
1. Ingram,
2. McCoy,
3. Suh
Bruce Feldman, ESPN Mag
http://insider.espn.go.com/espn/blog/index?entryID=4727081&name=feldman_bruce&action=login&appRedirect=http%3a%2f%2finsider.espn.go.com%2fespn%2fblog%2findex%3fentryID%3d4727081%26name%3dfeldman_bruce
1. Suh
Posted by: BamaGirlnGA | Dec 10, 2009 10:11:03 AM
ENOUGH WITH THE SPENCER TILLMAN VOTES!!!!
Posted by: David | Dec 10, 2009 10:11:44 AM
Mercury News San Jose Monte Poole
1. Gerhart
2. ?
3. ?
Did not pick Suh though he regrets it still thinks Toby should win.
http://www.mercurynews.com/sports/ci_13964745?nclick_check=1
Posted by: Juan Orosco | Dec 10, 2009 10:14:57 AM
Brad Edwards on Birmingham radio
1. Suh
2. Gerhart
3. Ingram
Posted by: RTR12 | Dec 10, 2009 10:18:10 AM
Heath Kline (sp?) - radio guy in Columbia, SC (107.5 The Game) is a voter.. He said the other day that his three were McCoy, Ingram & Suh but he didn't say in what order he voted.
I didn't see him listed as one of the voters. He maintains that he is.
FYI
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