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Casey Weldon (1988-1991)

For all the talk of Charlie Ward and Chris Weinke winning the Heisman, many people forget Casey Weldon was the runner-up in 1991, finishing second to Michigan’s Desmond Howard. Weldon’s career at Florida State has always been lumped in with both Ward and Brad Johnson, because Coach Bowden was fortunate enough to have those three on the same team at the same time. A bonus to Bowden and the staff; a minor problem for Weldon.
“If you had Brad Johnson and Charlie Ward on the bench, you’d keep getting up too,” joked Weldon of his tough nature. “I might get more credit for that than I deserve, but they were ready to take over so it keeps you hanging on to that opportunity.”
As a senior in 1991, Weldon threw for 2,527 yards and 22 touchdowns. He led the Seminoles to a 10-2 record and a win over Texas A&M in the Cotton Bowl and was named the winner of the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. In addition, he was named first team All-America by Walter Camp and the Football News among others.
 

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He was THE Heisman candidate until #2 Miami strolled into Tallahassee in the Wide Right I game and beat #1 FSU 17-16. Weldon took a beating, and was knocked from the game for a bit.
 
He was THE Heisman candidate until #2 Miami strolled into Tallahassee in the Wide Right I game and beat #1 FSU 17-16. Weldon took a beating, and was knocked from the game for a bit.

There was a shirt at the Florida Sports Hall of Fame that had "Nole Post" on it with a goal post that had an extra bit added to the top corner. I wish I could find that. :(
 
He was absolutely the best QB in college football in 1991. Probably could have won the Heisman if wide right had gone down the center..
 
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He was absolutely the best QB in college football in 1991. Probably could have won the Heisman if wide right had gone down the center..

IF a dog had a square ***** it would **** bricks. The QB on the other side actually won the Heisman the next year.
 
He was absolutely the best QB in college football in 1991. Probably could have won the Heisman if wide right had gone down the center..
Who was his QB coach there? My memory is failing me.....

Hmmmmmm good question! I'm going to go with Mark Richt. Final answer!

meanwhile, Al Golden and Doritos where recovering psychologically after being introduced to Sandusky's pillar of excellence.
 
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He was absolutely the best QB in college football in 1991. Probably could have won the Heisman if wide right had gone down the center..
Who was his QB coach there? My memory is failing me.....

Hmmmmmm good question! I'm going to go with Mark Richt. Final answer!

meanwhile, Al Golden and Doritos where recovering psychologically after being introduced to Sandusky's pillar of excellence.

Dude, whyyyyyyy?! :jordan:
 
What a game. Loved Stephen McGuire running over FSU safetys like they were children. Talk about running violent!

Go Canes!
 
and of course Hurlie Brown absolutely destroying William Floyd in the red zone...that will forever be my memory of Hurlie. I hope he landed on his feet somewhere. Great Cane!

Go Canes!
 
He was absolutely the best QB in college football in 1991. Probably could have won the Heisman if wide right had gone down the center..
Who was his QB coach there? My memory is failing me.....

Hmmmmmm good question! I'm going to go with Mark Richt. Final answer!

meanwhile, Al Golden and Doritos where recovering psychologically after being introduced to Sandusky's pillar of excellence.

Dude, whyyyyyyy?! :jordan:

Man I couldn't resist the urge to say something about those two SOB' s

Sorry...im traumatized from that orange tie wearing motherfugga
 
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