No. It’s just Matthew Zemek of College Football News.

He Who Smells Like Bad Eggs of the tribe Getsnolink writes of Quinn’s worth for Heisman consideration:

Let’s not insult anyone’s intelligence here: while, as a matter of political analysis of the real situation, Brady Quinn is indeed second to Smith in the Heisman race, it is also true that in a non-political assessment of raw football merits, Quinn hasn’t done a fraction of what other Heisman contenders have done in 2006… not yet, anyway. Quinn got punked by Michigan in the money game of Notre Dame’s season to date. He struggled mightily before leading one very impressive drive in the final minutes against UCLA, a decent but hardly spectacular team. He played horribly at Michigan State and got his bacon saved only by a few interceptions — one of them a pick-six — by his defense against a Spartan team that completely crumbled.

Quinn couldn’t even light up the scoreboard in a really big way against Stanford, and the Irish scored just 13 points in the first 27 minutes of their game against Army on Saturday.

Pat White lit up Louisville on the road at night without a healthy Steve Slaton.

Darren McFadden has overwhelmed most of the SEC defenses that have come his way.

Colt Brennan has posted numbers, if numbers mean a darn in this game.

Note to Matthew, it was Louisville. Call me when they field a defense. Meanwhile, stop buying into this media-machine-hype over the SEC. Are you a hypocrite or an idiot? And Colt Brennan plays for Hawaii. How many top QBs end up playing all-pro games after they leave Hawaii again?

PS: Do any lawyers know if I can sue College Football News for just absolutely sucking at life?

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