Jenni Carlson
5/31/2013, 02:40 PM
Johnny Manziel wasn’t lucky last season. He wasn’t a fluke. Even if defensive coordinators have a year’s worth of film on Manziel and time to prepare for him, they won’t necessarily stop him. Ask Oklahoma how that goes. You might be able to fool someone for a game or two. You do not throw for 3,706 yards and 26 touchdowns and rush for 1,409 and 21 touchdowns at a SEC school by some miraculous stroke of fortune, no matter what some fans like to argue. There’s hating an opponent, and then there’s insanity. Claiming that Manziel really isn’t that good is both, but much more the later. Manziel was the best player in college football last year. There’s a really good chance he’ll be the best player in college football again. That’s the biggest and most obvious reason the Texas A&M quarterback is the easy favorite to win the Heisman again in 2013.
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