Football: Countdown to Pasadena
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Some time late next month, the Heisman Trophy committee will have to decide who is the year's top college player. With his passing and defensive skills, Keyes may be a shade more versatile. As a runner, O.J. is a bit heavier (at 210 Ibs.) and faster (9.4 sec. v. 9.8 in the 100-yd. dash); he has greater inside power and breakaway potential. So who is No. 1? Maybe this is the time for two Heisman trophies.
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