Be honest. You had to feel for Colt McCoy, if only a little.

This is the winningest quarterback in NCAA history we are talking about.

The guy who, in any other year, would have been a slam-dunk Heisman winner after the gargantuan numbers he produced in 2008.

The guy who kept a low profile, simply racking up wins while the media fawned over names like Tebow and Bradford.

This was supposed to be Colt McCoy's year.

Instead, when the 75th Heisman award was handed out Saturday night, it wasn't McCoy's year at all.

It was Mark Ingram's.

Perhaps the strangest part of it was that Longhorns fans had to see this coming.

After a...

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