Odds to Win the 2007 Heisman

The latest odds to win the 2007 Heisman Trophy have been posted by a couple of online sportsbooks so we decided to have a closer look in order to help anyone who wishes to bet on this prop be more successful. The favorites out of the gate were John David Booty and Steve Slaton, but that talk didn't last very long as both kind of struggled and neither made it to the final four invited to New York. If you are looking to do some more college football betting on who is going to bring home the hardwood, check out the odds and preview below.

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Tim Tebow 1/10
Darren McFadden 4/1
Colt Brennan 20/1
Chase Daniel 20/1

The odds on favorite right now is Tim Tebow, who is getting 60% of the betting action even though he's such a heavy favorite at most of the books. He put up 51 touchdowns this season and has been one of the favorites since his dominance became apparent early in the season. The only thing that this kid has going against him is just that, he's a kid. An under-classmen has never won the Heisman Trophy, but this guy should be and probably will be the first to do so. If you want to bet on him do it at Sportsbook.com using your credit card.

Darren McFadden is also getting a look and has the best shot at the upset, he's getting 20% of the betting action. This guy probably will be no. 1 to go in next year's draft, but he was a little inconsistent on a team that failed to meet expectations. he still had 1,725 rushing yards with 21 catches, 164 receiving yards and 20 trips to the end zone. His big game against LSU did put him back in the front of the pack, and the fact that most voters prefer experience and age could give him a shot at winning.

Both Colt Brennan and Chase Daniel are listed as heavy underdogs, and Daniel isn't getting hardly any of the action after Missouri lost so handily to Oklahoma in the Big 12 championship game. Brennan is the only player left from an undefeated team, which usually means big things for candidates and his 4,174 yards on an offense that put up 47 points per game is hard to ignore. The problem is that he didn't face any intense competition all year long and he was out for most of two games with injuries. Still, his ability should put him at the top of the NFL odds for the first quarterback drafted. If Daniel had guided the Tigers to the BCS Championship by beating the Sooners, he would probably be carrying home the Heisman Trophy as well, but as of now he's most likely going to be bringing up the rear when to the four invitees.

Take a look at the odds BetUS posted for their Odds to Win the 2007 Heisman before the season began:

Ray Rice +625

Darren McFadden +450

Colt McCoy +1400

Anthony Morelli +3000

CJ Spiller +1100

Percy Harvin +1600

John David Booty +375

CJ Gable +1600

Mike Hart +775

Chad Henne +1100

Jonathan Stewart +2000