Betus 2008 Heisman Trophy Odds

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NCAA Heisman Trophy Betting - 2008 Heisman Trophy Odds

With the start of the 2008 NCAA Football regular season approximately six weeks away from getting underway in the BetUS Sportsbook, the BetUS NCAA college football online sports wagering community is getting geared up for another exciting college football betting season quickly and the clever oddsmakers at BetUS Sportsbook are offering NCAA Football online betting fans more opportunities to increase their respective seasonal bankrolls than ever.



This NCAA Football Futures Odds in the BetUS Sportsbook offers college football bettors another exciting means of increasing the NCAAF till by wagering on the player they think will become the 2008 Heisman Trophy winner.

This article will separate the pretenders from the contenders in an effort to help BetUS college football online bettors everywhere.

Now, before someone tries an unsuspecting onsides kick or something, let’s get started.

To Win 2008 Heisman Trophy

The Bets Bets

Tim Tebow +300
Florida Junior quarterback
Tebow took the college football world by storm in 2007, becoming the first sophomore to win the award. If Tebow stays healthy, it’s his award to lose.

Chase Daniel +650
Missouri Senior quarterback
Daniel had the Missouri Tigers one win away from a spot in the BCS National Championship Game and will have his team in National Championship contention again in 2008.

Chris Wells +650
Ohio State Junior Running Back
Wells led the Buckeye rushing in 2007 and is considered the odds-on-favorite to be the first back drafted in the 2009 NFL Draft.

Todd Reesing +2000
Kansas Junior Quarterback
Reesing won’t be playing quarterback in the NFL at only 5-9, but is so masterful at not making mistakes he will definitely have a chance if the Jayhawks contend for the national title.

Sam Bradford +1600
Oklahoma Sophomore Quarterback
Bradford had a sensational first year as the Sooners QB and set a national freshman record for most TD passes in a season. It’s scary to think he’s only going to get better.

Michael Crabtree +1000
Texas Tech Sophomore Wide Receiver
Crabtree will definitely have a shot after posting absolutely sick numbers,(134 receptions for 1,962
and 22 touchdowns) last season. Crabtree also scored three touchdowns in four straight games at one point.

Contenders

Patrick White +1200
West Virginia Junior Quarterback
White guided West Virginia within one game of a national championship appearance last season and possesses jaw-dropping passing and running abilities. If the Mountaineers contend, so will White.

Rudy Carpenter +3000
Arizona State Senior Quarterback
The Sun Devils went 10-2 in the regular season under Carpenter last year. If the Sun Devils win the Pac-10, he’ll have a shot.

Cullen Harper +2000
Clemson Senior Quarterback
Harper will get some Heisman Trophy attention in 2008 after throwing 27 TD's vs. only 6 INT's in 2007

Todd Boeckman +3300
Senior QB Ohio State
Boeckman guided the Buckeyes to an 11-1 record last season and will get some Heisman attention if the Buckeyes contend for the national title.

Worth a Shot

Matthew Stafford +1500
Georgia Junior Quarterback
Stafford led Georgia to a Sugar Bowl season in 2007 and will be a serious candidate if the Bulldogs contend for the national championship again.

Graham Harrell +1000
Texas Tech Senior Quarterback
Harrell threw 48 touchdown passes and only 14 interceptions and could contend if the Red Raiders overachieve.

Pretenders

Colt McCoy +1500
Texas Junior Quarterback
McCoy fizzled in 2007 after a fine start, finishing with 22 touchdown passes and 18 interceptions. Unless he improves, he can kiss it goodbye.

Knowshon Moreno +1000
Georgia Sophomore Running Back
Moreno finished 2007 with 1,334 yards and 14 TD, nice numbers that could get him noticed if the Bulldogs shine again in 2008.

Dark Horses
These two players are two of the most athletically gifted players in the country and could shock the college football world.

Jeremy Maclin +5000
As a freshman in 2007, Maclin had a tremendous season, catching 80 passes for 1,055 yards and nine touchdowns while adding another 375 yards and four touchdowns on the ground.

Juice Williams +2200
Illinois Sophomore Quarterback
Williams may be the most athletically talented signal caller in all of college football. If the Fightin’ Illini contends, so will Williams.

The Rest

DeMarco Murray +1500
Eric Berry +5000
Jake Locker +2500
Joe McKnight +2000
John Parker Wilson +4000
Kellen Lewis +3300
LeSean McCoy +1000
Mark Sanchez +2000
Matt Grothe +5000
Percy Harvin +1000
PJ Hill +1500
Noel Devine +1800
Tyrod Taylor +4500

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