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Bleacher Report: Heisman Watch 2010: Barkley, Pryor, Harris Start Strong

Thursday night sparked the beginning of the 2010 College Football season. There were four games, each of which featuring a potential Heisman candidate.Terrelle Pryor and the Ohio State Buckeyes opened their season against Marshall, and gave a nice taste of what to expect from the program many believe could emerge as the National Champions when all is said and done.Jacory Harris and the Miami Hurricanes took on Florida A&M, and are trying to bring "The U" back to their National Championship ways.Lane Kiffin had his first game as Southern California's new head coach, with sophomore quarterback Matt Barkley leading the ...

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