What do you think?

What do you think?

Tennessee has placed Vince Young on injury reserve, as VY is set to have surgery to repair a torn flexor tendon on his throwing hand.

VY injured his hand in the 3rd quarter of Sunday’s loss in a game marked by turmoil after Titan fans booed VY. Young egged the fans on and threw his shoulder pads into the stands after the game.

Coach Jeff Fisher announced that Young would have been demoted to second string even without the injury.

At this point, owner Bud Adams has every intention of keeping Vince as a Titan for the near future.

“He is under contract. I wouldn’t want to let him go,” said Adams. “We are going to pay him a lot of money.”

Fisher didn’t sound as confident in Young’s future with the team.

“My focus is on this football team. He’s not going to play anymore games for us this year because of the injury,” said Fisher. “We can deal with all that when the season is over.”

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In 2005, Vince Young put together one of the most dominating season performances in college football history. Unfortunately for Young and for all college football fans, the Heisman winner is determined before the National Championship game, which is when true superstars should be evaluated most critically.

Reggie Bush had a great season for USC and deserved plenty of praise, but Heisman voters are notorious for having short term memory. In the final week of the season, Bush rushed for nearly 300 yards and two TDs against Fresno State. Meanwhile, Young and the Longhorns had their worst performance of the season in the final game against Texas A&M, and Heisman voters seemingly only focus on the last game.

After all the talk on whether or not Young should get the Heisman or would want it, Young ultimately said he wouldn’t have wanted the award even if given it.

“I would not want to have it, and don’t want the trophy. Like I said, 2005 Reggie Bush is the Heisman Trophy winner. Why would I want it?”

VY should have been given the award in the first place. After the NCAA deemed Bush ineligible for the 2005 season, he should have been awarded it then, too. Whether or not he would accept the award, should have been entirely up to him.

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Mack Brown believes Vince Young should be given the 2005 Heisman Trophy if the Heisman Trophy Trust takes it back from Reggie Bush, he told the Dan Patrick radio show audience on Monday.

“If they take it away, I think Vince should be awarded the trophy. Vince was second in the voting, so even if they re-voted I would like to see Vince get it,” said Brown. (listen to the segment)

Bush edged out Young in the 2005 Heisman race by receiving 2,541 votes, 933 votes more than Young. The voting took place before the two stars dueled in the National Championship game.

Months ago, the NCAA ruled Bush ineligible for the 2005 season after allegations arose that he received gifts from sports marketers while playing at USC. New USC athletics director Pat Haden has already returned the University’s copy of the trophy, and Haden has urged Bush to do the same.

The Heisman Trophy Trust announced in July that it would begin considering the fate of the trophy, but no time table for a decision was ever announced. So right now, any talk of handing over the trophy to Young is strictly hypothetical.

What do you think? Should Vince be given the trophy? If so, should he accept it?