FRISCO, Texas (AP) – Everyone can get a real kick out of this Heisman Trophy campaign.
There is already a website with some cool classic graphics and at least one #sinor4heisman T-shirt – the one Zach Sinor wore during Big 12 media days. Oklahoma State’s 5-foot-10 junior punter, sporting a Fu Manchu moustache, even handed out colorful pamphlets touting his credentials for college football’s top individual award.
“I’m supporting him 100 percent,” said Mason Rudolph, 22-6 as Oklahoma State’s starting quarterback and a top Heisman contender himself.
“He only has a certain amount of money like all of us, so he has to budget the way he can, and use a bunch of his old Instagram pictures,” linebacker Chad Whitener said of the tri-folded, one-page pamphlet. “It was good, and all the stats on there are incredible.”
According to the handout, opponents hate America’s No. 1 punter and animals love him – there is a picture of him with a dolphin and another with him getting licked on the face by his dog.
