Marcus Mariota, who Tony Dungy called an "Aaron Rodgers in waiting," won the 80th Heisman Award over the weekend, and in a year when it was straight "Anybody But Jameis," that's a good thing.
But buried in this fluff piece on the Oregon quarterback's landslide victory is this:
"His big negative," Nike co-founder and Oregon superbooster Phil Knight said last week, "is that he got a speeding ticket for going 80 in a 55 at 12:30 at night. What they didn't tell is that he was coming back from a speech he gave to the Boys and Girls Club. He hung out with the kids too long."
Don't worry, Marcus: Kids freak me out too.
