i think it shows the grit and determination of the team this year. Javy’s play excited me more probably but Ingram just dismantling that defense was because our offense had been punching them in the mouth all game. I think both of these got a tough draw, cuz i would vote that INT above alot of others!!

I went with Ingram, but I don’t feel great picking against the, uh, pick.

right after “The Drive” video ended that I’ll never forget. Ingram stands up in the end zone, worn out, and just exhales – you can see the pain in his face. He gave absolutely everything he had on that drive, and he knew the game had come down to him. That image in my mind sums up his season even more than the Heisman presentation.

but I had to go with Javy because of the big-game moment and the joy I felt knowing that, with that pick (even with 11 minutes left), we were going to beat FLA

They were both great moments, but when Javy made that interception, I knew we had the championship! That whole game was pure happiness, but that moment was the nail in Florida’s coffin!

If you guys think it through…Ingram put us on his back and won that game for us. We still would have won without Javvy’s pick. Ingram’s drive all the way.

’cause I love me some Javvy.

But I had to go with Ingram, because though everyone knew he was a special player, that drive showed he was made of championship stuff.

deciding between so many great plays is a good problem to have.

Javy just made Tebow cry harder.

i voted for ingram on this one, but i was seriously torn. i think javy’s interception has a direct link to tebow’s tears. and those tears are just too priceless. also, javy is possibly my single favorite player on this year’s team. such a complete bad as@.
ingram’s drive though was pure inspiration, and had much to do with his winning the first ever alabama heisman trophy. i was in sheer awe watching that drive. phenomenal.

I’m going to watch the videos both a couple of times, and duly report back. But that INT . . . oh, wow, it made me feel like it was all real.

Ingrams drive was simply amazing and was an awesome show of personal will…BUT..

The INT sent us packing to the BCS CG…It was the nail in the coffin and brought a huge sigh of relief followed by extreme jubulation to a fanbase that has been praying for that moment for years..

It seems like all year everyone was saying that all Bama could do was run the ball with Ingram. Granted, they all were partially right, but the fact that all the opposing teams knew what the Tide was going to do and still couldn’t stop them just makes me happy. Bama showed this year that the same things that have won National Championships for the past 100 years can still win it. Nothing quite like a ferocious defense and punishing run game to demoralize opponents.

…that was the only game I went to at BDS this year and I knew we were seeing something amazing happen right before our eyes on that drive. It was unreal.

Ingram’s drive was pretty good, but it was game winning or anything. Alabama was ahead in that game, and they don’t have the best run defense(obviously). No doubt it did get the heisman talks going, but it was the SEC game that Ingram won the Heisman in.

Javy’s INT was much more. Alabama may have dominated Florida up until that point, but the INT was the game ender. Alabama was winning the year before last going into the 4th qtr, and Tebow was on “one of those drives” that we saw the year before, but this one went differently and sealed the deal.

The thing that sucks about these votes things is each and every time I vote I gotta feel bad about the one I didn’t vote for, because they are basically all such good highlights. Each and every one of them are what made the season what it was, and it’s really just the timing of the events that separate them,

And I still voted for Javy because as happy as I was about beating South Carolina, that feeling didn’t even come close to how happy I was that we sealed the deal against Florida with a Tebow interception.

Also if Javy doesn’t make that pick, Florida scores a touchdown and is right back in the mix. Plus, even if they lose with that extra score, Tebow doesn’t feel as responsible for the loss and may not have cried.

But all jokes aside, I’ve never been more proud of a single game performance by a Bama player than Ingram’s against the Gamecocks and it’s a privilege that I can tell my kids I was there when 22 became a Heisman contender.

But, even though I wasn’t in the dome for Javy’s catch, I was surrounded by a few hundred Bama fans at a bar and I can’t imagine that moment being any better.