Who???s your Heisman? Finalists for the Heisman Trophy were announced yesterday ??? Tim Tebow (Florida), Darren McFadden (Arkansas), Chase Daniel (Missouri) and Colt Brennan (Hawaii). Tebow, who has thrown for 29 touchdowns and run for an additional 22, is hoping to become the first sophomore to win college football???s top award. The winner will be announced on Saturday in New York City. Any early predictions?

D-II on the tube. Want some big football action this weekend? Well, you???re in luck. The Division II national semifinals will be broadcast on Saturday, with Valdosta State and California (Pennsylvania) squaring off at 11 a.m. on ESPN U and Northwest Missouri State taking on two-time defending national champion Grand Valley State at 9 p.m. on ESPN 2.

Good or bad? It has been reported that Florida State has selected offensive coordinator Jimbo Fisher to replace Bobby Bowden when the legendary head football coach decides to hang up his whistle. Is that a good deal for Fisher? Sure, he would get a high-profile program, but are there any positives to succeeding one of the most successful coaches in the history of the game?

D-III hoops. The Gosman Sports and Convocation Center in Waltham, Massachusetts will be rocking Saturday afternoon, as top-ranked Amherst visits No. 3 Brandeis in a match-up of two Division III men???s basketball powers.

Serving it up. Wrestlers from Wisconsin-Whitewater spent part of their Thanksgiving holiday giving back, as 15 team members served Thanksgiving lunch at the Salvation Army in Janesville, Wisconsin. UW-W wrestler James Gordon said: "I can always go home and get a good meal, but for some of these people this is their good meal. My parents always told me, if you can help somebody in need then take the time to lend them a hand."

Hi Ronald! The Rowan softball team visited the Ronald McDonald House in Camden, New Jersey on Monday. The student-athletes made dinner for the families and played with the children.