Final Heisman Odds for the 2012 Season

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As we reach college football eve, the season is so close you can almost taste it. We know it's close at OKTC because you knuckleheads flooded the site yesterday. Between mobile and the main site over 150,000 of y'all were on the site yesterday. That's the biggest single day for unique visitors since we launched the site over a year ago. Later today we'll have Todd Fuhrman's debut column with an insider's look on the opening week's college football lines and what Vegas is telling us to expect.

But in the meantime, I thought we'd put the preseason Heisman favorites out there for you guys to chew on today. Instead of reading who writers think will win the Heisman, how about we just see who Vegas thinks the top 44 Heisman candidates are?

So, courtesy of Bovada.lv, here's that list.

1. Matt Barkley (QB USC)                          3/1

2. Montee Ball (RB Wisconsin)                   6/1

3. Denard Robinson (QB Michigan)              15/2

4. Landry Jones (QB Oklahoma)                 8/1

4. Geno Smith (QB West Virginia)               8/1

6. Aaron Murray (QB Georgia)                     15/1

7. Marcus Lattimore (RB South Carolina)     18/1

8. De'Anthony Thomas (RB Oregon)            20/1

9. A.J. McCarron (QB Alabama)                  22/1

10. E.J. Manuel (QB Florida State)                30/1

11. Tyler Wilson (QB Arkansas)                    33/1

12. Rex Burkhead (RB Nebraska)                 35/1

13. Sammy Watkins (WR Clemson)              40/1

14. Tajh Boyd (QB Clemson)                        45/1

14. Keith Price (QB Washington)                  45/1

16. Knile Davis (RB Arkansas)                      50/1

17. Robert Woods (WR USC)                       55/1

18. Joseph Randle (RB Oklahoma State)       65/1

18. Braxton Miller (QB Ohio State)                65/1

20. Marqise Lee (WR USC)                          70/1

20. Marquess Wilson (WR Wash. State)    70/1

22. Logan Thomas (QB Virginia Tech)           75/1

22. Collin Klein (QB Kansas State)               75/1

24. Taylor Martinez (QB Nebraska)               80/1

25. Dayne Christ (QB Kansas)                      85/1

25. Eddie Lacy (RB Alabama)                       85/1

25. Malcolm Brown (RB Texas)                     85/1

25. Giovani Bernard (RB North Carolina)        85/1

25. Henry Josey (RB Missouri)                     85/1  (Numbers released before Josey being out for the season was confirmed. So, tough luck if you took him.).

25. James Franklin (QB Missouri)                 85/1

31. Kenny Stills (WR Oklahoma)                  90/1

32. Keenen Allen (WR California)                  95/1

33. Le'Veon Bell (RB Michigan State)            125/1

33. Tyler Bray (QB Tennessee)                     125/1

33. Casey Pachall (QB TCU)                        125/1

36. Fitzgerald Toussaint (RB Miichigan)         150/1

36. Ray Graham (RB Pittsburgh)                   150/1

36. Tavon Austin (WR West Virginia)             150/1

36. Teddy Bridgewater (QB Louisville)            150/1

40. Robbie Rouse (RB Fresno State)             175/1

41. Jeff Tuel (QB Washington State)              175/1

42. Christine Michael (RB Texas A&M)          175/1

43. Bryn Renner (QB North Carolina  )           200/1

44. John White IV (RB Utah)                         200/1

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