Allar reminds me of Collins in '94 so far.
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My bad, must be getting oldNo. Salaam won the Heisman in 1994. Sadly he died in 2016 at the age of 42.
Rashaan Salaam - Heisman
Salaam won Colorado’s first Heisman after becoming the third Division I player top the 2,000-yard rushing barrier. Salaam was born in San Diego, Calif., the son of former Cincinnati Bengals running back Teddy Washington. He attended La Jolla Country Day and played eight-man football. He ran for...www.heisman.com
To the OP. He reminds me of Big Ben. Love his movement when he feels pressure. Always looking to throw first but will take advantage of any running lanes. Seems willing to take more chances this year. So far, so good
That’s why we hired Allen, if we can’t beat them, join em.indiana ruined us.
Allar has a long way to go. Why would you rank him higher than somebody like Daryll Clark at this point? Clark's record was 22-4 at PSU and he had 24 TD passes in one season.
Just so we don’t revise history: Kijana played the equivalent of 7 3/4 games that season for two reasons: 1) the offense blew out b10 teams often by halftime and 2) he sustained a hand injury and played with a cast on his left hand after game 8. Anybody who watches football could clearly tell he was the best offensive weapon in cfb in 1994, as Oregon found out on the first play of the Rose Bowl.