Deshaun Watson’s Heisman hopes are looking solid right now. What a difference a week makes. Even though it’s still a neck-and-neck battle, the Gainesville High graduate threw for 347 yards and six touchdowns for Clemson on Saturday, while his main competition for the award given to the top college football player, Louisville’s Lamar Jackson came up on the losing end for the second consecutive game.
Murphy: The case for Deshaun Watson in the Heisman Trophy race