... science than art. By now, we all know the immutable rules: *Defenders can't win. (Sorry, Jared Crick.) *Offensive linemen can't win. (Sorry, Gabe Carimi.) *Freshmen can't win. (Sorry, Dillon Baxter.) *Wide receivers probably can't win, especially if they're not actually catching passes. (Sorry, Julio Jones.) Once the no-hopers are eliminated, though, we find that the Heisman is usually won around the margins. Team success, national exposure, a "Heisman moment" -- at the end of the day, those are the things that win, or, in this case, lose, college football's most prestigious individual award.

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