A funny thing can happen when one plays out the entirety of a whole college football season … clarity. Perspective might have gotten a little clearer for Heisman Trophy voters too on Saturday.
It is obvious, Florida quarterback Kyle Trask is not the most outstanding player in college football. That was proven Saturday night when a 3-5 LSU team, who had barely enough scholarship players left to field a team, used two Trask interceptions and a fumble to stun No. 6 Florida, 37-34, in the Swamp.
LSU turned two of those three Trask turnovers into 10 points, including one that was a pick-six, and the other stopped a potential score for the Gators.