The Biggest Heisman Trophy Snub of All

[Bill in Sinton]

We all know the Heisman doesn't always get it right such as the mistake with Vince and Jim Borwn not winning in 1956 (in my opinion) but no doubt the first year it was presented (1935) is the worse of the snubs and the unkindest snub of all.

That year the winner was Jay Berwanger, HB of Chicago. Army HB Monk Meyer was funner up. Third place went to Notre Dame HB Bill Shakespeare. This was a big snub as Bill was to later write many famous plays that have been on many stages and many have been made into famous movies such as Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, MacBeth, Much Ado About Nothing, King Lear, The Taming of the Shrew, etc.

 

[majorwhiteapples]

Clearing throat, Bill in Sinton, attention, please step away from the keyboard proceed to the refrigerator open grab beer open and consume........

You are Focusing on things from over 70 years ago, please stay with us........

 

[IRC]

No offense Major, but BIS's joke was waaaay funnier than yours.

 

[BMBMD]

And he still manufactures quality fishing gear at a reasonable price.

 

[Detective Shilala]

Bill, you're farting around when you should be leading Hornfans in FOCUSedness... get you're head in the game or else we're DOOMED.