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With Kentucky ’s 43-37 triple OT victory over top ranked LSU last weekend, Andre Woodson is currently the 3-1 favorite at Sportsbook.com to win this year’s Heisman Trophy. The heavy betting action on the Kentucky quarterback this week catapulted him into the favorite ahead of QB Matt Ryan from Boston College (5-1). If Woodson and his teammates can duplicate what they achieved last weekend as they take on the #9 ranked Florida Gators on Saturday, expect even more bettors to pile in. Meanwhile, Ryan’s next game is October 25th when the Eagles go on the road to take on the 11th ranked Virginia Tech on national TV. If BC can remain undefeated and earn a spot in the in the BCS National Championship game, Ryan could be a cinch for the award as long as he keeps up with his stellar play. Remaining unbeaten may be a tough task as their remaining five opponents combine for a 22-10 record. Other candidates that are getting a ton of love from bettors include Arkansas RB Darren McFadden (5-1), Colt Brennan from Hawaii (7-1) and Michigan RB Mike Hart (8-1). McFadden has been one of the leaders throughout the season because of his talent and stats, but the fact that his team is winless in SEC play should kill his chances. Brennan is also getting action based on the mind boggling stats he his putting up but also because his Warrior teammates are 7-0 and ranked in the top 20. Their schedule could hurt his chances as they have yet to play a ranked opponent. After a disastrous start to the season, Michigan is back on track and still has a legit shot at the Big 10 title. If they can pull off this miraculous comeback and Hart keeps up his dominant play, the senior RB will definitely garner serious consideration from the balloters.

Be sure to log onto Sportsbook.com to check out all of the Heisman Trophy odds. Also, don’t forget to take advantage of our -105 juice by placing your football bets on Friday. Below are the odds for just a few of the college stars in the running for this year’s Heisman.

Brian Brohm 10-1

Colt McCoy 25-1

DeSean Jackson 15-1

Graham Harrell 15-1

John David Booty 30-1

Steve Slaton 20-1

Tim Tebow 10-1