you are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio.

This guy was finished third, I think, in the Heisman Balloting.

2006, Troy Smith won, Darren McFadden, and then Brady Quinn, the former Notre Dame fighting

Irishman joining us on the program.

What did you get for being a finalist for the Heisman trophy, Brady?

A trip to New York.

I got to sit there for a while and watch someone else get the reward.

It was a good experience.

You got to be around a lot of the other past grades in college football.

It's obviously an honor just to be in consideration for it.

That's going to be the interesting part about this year in listening to your discussion is

there really should be probably six or seven guys that go.

They base it technically on the balloting or voting, and that point system that they have

and how many guys get first place, second place, third place votes.

But the reality is, it's hard to think that there's probably going to be a hard to distinguish

between who should be the guy this year.

I think if you're looking at the best quarterback play, that would be Bryce Young, in my opinion.

I think he's been the best quarterback from wire to wire, even the last week's game he struggled.

Mightily, however, he did come up when they needed it the most.

Kenny Piggett's the most valuable to his team.

I don't know that Piggett's anywhere close to playing an ACC championship game if he's not

there.

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