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The last Heisman Predictor of 2010 goes out like you'd expect: Cam Newton should win, and LaMichael James should finish second -- and those outcomes are completely deserved no matter which way you evaluate the award.

Story | Conversation | December 06, 2010

In his last edition of Heisman Predictor before Championship Weekend, Ryan McCrystal concedes that it's a two-horse race -- Cam Newton and LaMichael James -- and runs through four scenarios, predicting who would win in each case.

Story | Conversation | November 29, 2010

People have had the Iron Bowl circled as a huge game for months. When Alabama lost to LSU, it lost a bit of luster -- but in terms of the Heisman race, this is huge. If Cam Newton can run around the Tide as he's done to everyone else, he'll sew it up.

Story | Conversation | November 22, 2010

Ryan McCrystal's Heisman Predictor arrives at Week 11. The story at the top is the same -- Cam Newton, then LaMichael James -- but watch Marcus Lattimore. If the Gamecocks beat Auburn in the SEC title game, he becomes an intriguing dark horse.

Story | Conversation | November 15, 2010

Week 10 of the Heisman Predictor plays out a few different scenarios for the three tiers of contenders -- Cam Newton vs. LaMichael James is the first tier, then some Big Ten skill guys in the second tier and, finally, Kellen Moore and Andy Dalton.

Story | Conversation | November 08, 2010

Not much changed in the Heisman race on "Roadblock Saturday," so the Heisman Predictor model looks ahead. If Auburn and Oregon were both to lose, here's a plan where Ricky Stanzi, John Clay or Terrelle Pryor could jump ahead and win the Heisman.

Story | Conversation | November 01, 2010

Predictably, the No. 1 guy in the Heisman Predictor standings after Week 8 is Cam Newton. He has a 13-point lead over LaMichael James. But, if Alabama drops Auburn big in the Iron Bowl, two other QBs -- Blaine Gabbert, Terrelle Pryor -- could sneak in.

Story | Conversation | October 25, 2010

Terrelle Pryor and Taylor Martinez both lost in Week 7; with the disappearance of an undefeated season, both the OSU and Nebraska QBs fell in Heisman Predictor standings. Cam Newton stays No. 1, and two RBs are No. 2 and No. 3.

Story | Conversation | October 18, 2010