Who wins the Heisman… and other awards thread

[CB4]

Appreciate the effort someone put forth in writing that for him. But your true colors beamed brightly. You can’t put the toothpaste back in the tube buddy.

Especially after a follow up tweet (which I will not post) insulting the Heisman voters..

The guy is a first class tool.

Edit: see the tweet was referenced by another poster earlier in thread.

 

[Rush]

Annnnd, for the coup-de-grace...

https://twitter.com/x/status/2000286445261803810

 

[TideMan09]

Annnnd, for the coup-de-grace...

https://twitter.com/x/status/2000286445261803810

You could kick him through the uprights

 

[BamaFossil]

I admit I wanted Pavia to win it. I liked the idea of a Heisman winner for Vanderbilt. But after his punkish reaction to not winning, I'm glad he didn't win.

 

[DrollTide]

I'm glad we got to beat him this year, and maybe we'll get a shot at the other guy also.

 

[BamaMoon]

Consistency, thou art a jewel.

Pavia speaks of class and faith out of one side of his mouth after he wins and then he loses the Heisman and he handles it like a 8th grade middle school punk.

Sorry, I've never been a fan.

 

[Bazza]

 

[BamaNation]

I feel sorry for him. Maybe I shouldn't. But, it's obvious he feels he needs to do and say all this nonsense for motivation.

I hear athletes all the time say "Nobody believed in me, everybody said I couldn't do it ... I’ve been doubted my whole life… blah blah blah."

If that is actually true and the negative netties are truly people who are “close” to the athlete, those people are dumber than dirt and, IMHO, evil for saying stuff like that to a kid growing up who wants to do great things. Can't even imagine saying that to a kid trying to do something hard.

However, that's MUCH different than being realistic about goal setting, being real on what it might take, the odds against, etc. I'm pro being real but encouraging. "Hey, if you want to try to achieve xyz, then here's what I think it will take. That means you need to do abc every day for the next 10 years to have a chance. I'll be there with yoiu supporting that effort but to get there, you have to actually do the work, yada yada." vs "Yo kid, you aint never gonna be nuthin. Why you think you special? blah blah".

HOWEVER, If he's referring to the internet and talking heads, then he needs to get over it... or use it as motivation as needed.

I saw someone refer to his stupid statement as "he's a kid give him a break" ... News alert: Pavia isn't a kid and normal heisman runners up don't post "XXXX you heisman voters" He deserves all the criticism we can throw his way. He's acted like a punk since he came on the scene. THAT IS WHO HE IS. Let's treat him like the punk he is.

 

[Krymsonman]

Pavia responded with a salty , salty word on instagram to the Heisman voters after the loss to Mendoza. To All Heisman Voters
Stay Classy young ma..eh..er Man.

Even more reason the Heisman voters got it right. I see that he issued an apology afterward but that's a little like closing the barn door after the horses got out.

 

[CrimsonNagus]

Consistency, thou art a jewel.

Pavia speaks of class and faith out of one side of his mouth after he wins and then he loses the Heisman and he handles it like a 8th grade middle school punk.

Sorry, I've never been a fan.

Class went out the window when he was practicing the "kneel down" play during pre-game in Tuscaloosa. I've hated him ever since, and glad he lost. I hate that he was second, and if I got a vote, I would have left him off my ballot. Little whinny punk.

 

[dtgreg]

Even more reason the Heisman voters got it right. I see that he issued an apology afterward but that's a little like closing the barn door after the horses got out.

It read like his lawyers and representation issued the "apology". I don't believe it was sincere. He's troubled. He also wants to get a good draft grade.

 

[CB4]