With only one month remaining, the college football regular season is entering its home stretch and some players are beginning to separate themselves in the race for the Heisman Trophy, set to be awarded on Dec. 13. Here are the top four Heisman favorites as of Friday, per FanDuel. The Buckeyes sophomore QB has been sensational this season with 2,188 passing yards, the third-most passing TDs (23) and only three interceptions. His QBR (90.9) is the best in the country and he has already led top-ranked Ohio State (8-0) to key victories over then-No. 1 Texas and No. 17 Illinois. He has accounted for multiple TD passes in every game since the season-opening win over the Longhorns and has completed as least 85% of his throws in four of Ohio State’s eight games. Having the nation’s best receiver in Jeremiah Smith (725 yards, nine TDs) does not hurt, but Sayin has clearly positioned himself well for the sport’s most prestigious honor. A trip to archrival No. 21 Michigan, in the regular-season finale on Nov. 29 coulRead More