<table> </table> <hr class="infobox-hr-separator" /> <div class="infobox"> <strong><span class="subhead">QB Tim Tebow, Florida</span></strong></p><p>Tebow may have a better season than his Heisman-winning 2007 but not repeat as the winner. There has been only one Heisman two-timer, Ohio State running back Archie Griffin in 1974-75. In the last few years, Oklahoma quarterback Jason White and Southern California quarterback Matt Leinart could have repeated after winning the trophy as a junior. Instead, both finished third the next year.</p><p>Tebow&#8217;s Gators figure to be better than the 9-4 group of last year, and with similar numbers he could have bookend Heismans.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">QB Chase Daniel, Missouri</span></strong></p><p>Sometimes a candidate needs one season to introduce himself to the nation. That was Daniel last year. If last year&#8217;s fourth-place finisher duplicates his numbers from last season he&#8217;ll be in the thick of the race.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">QB Pat White, West Virginia</span></strong></p><p>He&#8217;s one of the game&#8217;s most dynamic players and similar to 2001 Heisman winner Eric Crouch. White is bidding to join Donovan McNabb as a three-time Big East offensive player of the year.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">LB James Laurinaitis, Ohio State</span></strong></p><p>He&#8217;s already won the major defense awards, so a Heisman candidacy is next. Laurinaitis will get a maximum-exposure opportunity on Sept. 13 when the Buckeyes visit Southern California.</p><p><strong><span class="subhead">QB Graham Harrell, Texas Tech</span></strong></p><p>For all the astounding numbers posted by Tech quarterbacks in the Mike Leach era, none has been a Heisman finalist or consensus All-America. That could change with Harrell, who could become a two-time 5,000-yard passer.</p><p><strong><span class="infobox-head">BCS BOWLS </span></strong><br /> <strong>BCS National Championship</strong>: Ohio State vs. Missouri</p><p><strong>Orange Bowl</strong>: Clemson vs. Oklahoma</p><p><strong>Sugar Bowl</strong>: Florida vs. West Virginia</p><p><strong>Fiesta Bowl</strong>: Auburn vs. Brigham Young</p><p><strong>Rose Bowl</strong>: Southern California vs. Wisconsin</p><p><strong><span class="infobox-head">BIG 12 BOWL GAMES </span></strong><br /> <strong>BCS National Championship</strong>: Missouri</p><p><strong>Orange</strong>: Oklahoma</p><p><strong>Cotton</strong>: Texas Tech</p><p><strong>Holiday</strong>: Kansas</p><p><strong>Alamo</strong>: Texas</p><p><strong>Sun</strong>: Oklahoma State</p><p><strong>Independence</strong>: Nebraska</p><p><strong>Insight</strong>: Kansas State</p><p><strong>Texas</strong>: Colorado</p><p></div>