A couple months ago after week 4 of the college football regular season I predicted the Heisman winner. I don’t want to say I told you so but I did, Kyler Murray won the award just like I said. I can’t say I was never worried about my prediction, Tua Tagovailoa of Alabama had a great year and for a huge chunk of the season was the undisputed favorite to win. Betting odds changed to Murray though in the last week of voting and he won by 296 votes. Tua became the Heisman runner-up with the most votes in NCAA history. Murray winning also made Oklahoma tie Notre Dame and Ohio State for the most Heisman winners from one school with seven winners of this prestigious award.

This week is the last week of the regular season of the college football season and before bowl season starts only the conference championship games are left. Besides powerhouse school the University of Alabama who is a lock at this point, 9 teams are technically in the mix for those last three spots for the 4 spots in the College football playoff.