Someone may be missing in Feldman's top 10 Heisman candidates.
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#10
Arguably the most talented passer in college football, Rosen will play in a more pro-style system this fall that should better suit his talents. He also will open up with a big chance to make a statement in Week 1 at Texas A&M. The downside: The Bruins will need a go-to receiver to emerge. Photo: Kirby Lee
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#9
A program that went just 3-9 a year before the former walk-on took over as the starter won nine games last fall. He has the weapons and the scheme to lead the nation in passing. If the Cougars can break through and somehow win the Pac-12, Falk may be able to at least get an invite to New York. Photo: Kirby Lee
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#8
The Buckeyes have only six returning starters but still have huge expectations. Barrett came in fifth for the Heisman in 2014. The Buckeyes are pretty inexperienced at their skill positions, but if they can make a playoff run again, Barrett will be their headliner and driving force. Photo: Tim Fuller
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#7
Royce Freeman, Oregon, RB
He gets overshadowed by Christian McCaffrey, but Freeman is a terrific big back with great all-around skills who also excels as a pass protector as well. He’s already run for over 3,200 yards in his first two seasons and has 35 TDs on the ground, but this is a deep group of RBs and unless Oregon wins the Pac-12, it may be hard for Freeman to get enough attention to move way up. Photo: Steve Dykes
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#6
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Greg Ward, Houston, QB
He’s in a great system, and Texas RB transfer Duke Catalon will give this UH attack a new dimension. Ward can give his Heisman hopes a huge jolt if the Cougars knock off OU in Week 1. The one concern I have is aside from Chance Allen, will the Cougars young receivers step up? Photo: Bob Levey
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#5
The Texas Tech transfer had a huge debut season for OU. The coaches love his accuracy, how quick his arm is and how good he is with his feet. He’s going to put up huge numbers, but he can’t afford to go 0-3 against Texas in his college career. Photo: Yardbarker
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#4
Dalvin Cook, Florida State, RB
He’s overshadowed by Christian McCaffrey and Leonard Fournette, but he can do a lot to change that if he runs wild against against Clemson AND the Noles win that one. A big start against Ole Miss on a Monday night stage will also help. Photo: Joe Robbins/Getty Images/Joe Robbins
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#3
Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, RB/KR
He set the NCAA all-purpose yardage record with 3,864 yards last year. Even if he’s bigger and quicker, I’m not sure he can be quite as prolific with a new QB and with talented Bryce Love around to take some of those touches. Photo: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images/Ezra Shaw
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#2
A powerhouse back who has shed a few pounds (down to 228), he’s got the speed of a scatback (4.42 40) and led the nation in rushing yards per game last season. If he has serious hopes of winning the Heisman, he’s going to need to get at least close to 100 yards against arch-rival Bama.Photo: Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports
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#1
Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB
He should have an even bigger 2016 than last year. He’s got his best WR back in Mike Williams, who missed almost all of last year. He’s also bulked up 15 pounds to handle the pounding he takes handling the run game. Photo: Yardbarker
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Josh Rosen, UCLA, QBArguably the most talented passer in college football, Rosen will play in a more pro-style system this fall that should better suit his talents. He also will open up with a big chance to make a statement in Week 1 at Texas A&M. The downside: The Bruins will need a go-to receiver to emerge. Photo: Kirby Lee
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Luke Falk, Washington State, QBA program that went just 3-9 a year before the former walk-on took over as the starter won nine games last fall. He has the weapons and the scheme to lead the nation in passing. If the Cougars can break through and somehow win the Pac-12, Falk may be able to at least get an invite to New York. Photo: Kirby Lee
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#8
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J.T. Barrett, Ohio State, QBThe Buckeyes have only six returning starters but still have huge expectations. Barrett came in fifth for the Heisman in 2014. The Buckeyes are pretty inexperienced at their skill positions, but if they can make a playoff run again, Barrett will be their headliner and driving force. Photo: Tim Fuller
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#7
Royce Freeman, Oregon, RB
He gets overshadowed by Christian McCaffrey, but Freeman is a terrific big back with great all-around skills who also excels as a pass protector as well. He’s already run for over 3,200 yards in his first two seasons and has 35 TDs on the ground, but this is a deep group of RBs and unless Oregon wins the Pac-12, it may be hard for Freeman to get enough attention to move way up. Photo: Steve Dykes
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#6
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Greg Ward, Houston, QB
He’s in a great system, and Texas RB transfer Duke Catalon will give this UH attack a new dimension. Ward can give his Heisman hopes a huge jolt if the Cougars knock off OU in Week 1. The one concern I have is aside from Chance Allen, will the Cougars young receivers step up? Photo: Bob Levey
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#5
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Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma, QBThe Texas Tech transfer had a huge debut season for OU. The coaches love his accuracy, how quick his arm is and how good he is with his feet. He’s going to put up huge numbers, but he can’t afford to go 0-3 against Texas in his college career. Photo: Yardbarker
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#4
Dalvin Cook, Florida State, RB
He’s overshadowed by Christian McCaffrey and Leonard Fournette, but he can do a lot to change that if he runs wild against against Clemson AND the Noles win that one. A big start against Ole Miss on a Monday night stage will also help. Photo: Joe Robbins/Getty Images/Joe Robbins
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#3
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Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, RB/KR
He set the NCAA all-purpose yardage record with 3,864 yards last year. Even if he’s bigger and quicker, I’m not sure he can be quite as prolific with a new QB and with talented Bryce Love around to take some of those touches. Photo: Ezra Shaw/Getty Images/Ezra Shaw
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#2
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Leonard Fournette, LSU, RBA powerhouse back who has shed a few pounds (down to 228), he’s got the speed of a scatback (4.42 40) and led the nation in rushing yards per game last season. If he has serious hopes of winning the Heisman, he’s going to need to get at least close to 100 yards against arch-rival Bama.Photo: Marvin Gentry-USA TODAY Sports
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#1
Deshaun Watson, Clemson, QB
He should have an even bigger 2016 than last year. He’s got his best WR back in Mike Williams, who missed almost all of last year. He’s also bulked up 15 pounds to handle the pounding he takes handling the run game. Photo: Yardbarker
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