Jenni Carlson
11/23/2016, 03:24 PM
Heisman voting opened this week and while most people probably had a good idea of whom they were voting for heading into the final round of regular season contests, there are probably a good chunk of voters taking a wait-and-see approach, especially with frontrunner Lamar Jackson, who has struggled in his past two contests. If he falters against Kentucky, which is a big if, the door would be wide open for an opportunistic player to take his spot. Oklahoma predominantly used its ground game in the snowy win against West Virginia, but Westbrook still shined when he got the ball.
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