10-08-2017, 06:36 PM
I think it is all a relative thing. Mayfield, Jackson, and Darnold all had bad games, so despite Barkeley's mediocre game, he improved in comparison. Worth noting that even Love's game was merely good, and his odds improved four-fold (15-1 to 7-2). It was hardly a game that I would have expected to vault him to second in the H-award odds; it's just he had a good game while others had bad games.
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