MVP for Texas through 9 games?

[scotas497]

There are not a lot of positives in my opinion with this team but I had this conversation with my neighbor earlier today.  If you had to name an MVP at this point in the season who would it be & why?  John Harris would have to be it for me.

 

[CCausey11]

Offense - Harris for sure

Defense - Malcolm Brown ( with a newcomer award to Jason Hall )

 

[Sirhornsalot]

I think I'd give Harris the "most improved" award. My MVP would be Malcom Brown (offense). He just delivers, most consistent thing we have going on offense. Defense goes to Malcom Brown. Best player we have on D.

 

[echeese]

Any name but the DT Malcom Brown is as laughable as him being named the "unsung player of the game.. . . young man is having an All American season. . .not sure anyone else is even playing at an All Conference level. . . 

MB is playing to move from the top of the 2nd round into the 1st.

Yes, John Harris having a nice season. . .he's having a 2nd team all conference type season and drawing some NFL interest. . .3-5th round maybe

No one else even in consideration.

 

[Matt Cotcher]

Malcom Brown

 

[Lukus Alderman]

Most Valuable Player: Swoopes

As he goes, so goes the team. When he plays well, generally the team plays well. When he's off, the team is off.

Best Player: Malcom Brown (DT)

 

[Planohorn]

No L.

 

[tejasrulz]

Before I saw any of the respones, my answer was DT - Malcom Brown. After seeing the responses, it's the same answer. He's having a great year.

 

[JimR]

Harris

 

[Worster1]

My vote would be:

Offense: John Harris - runner up Tyrone Swoopes

Defense: Malcom Brown - runner up Jordan Hicks

 

[Aaron Carrara]

I look at this team without John Harris and wonder if there is a player that could fill his shoes if he weren't on this team.  Texas hasn't had a 1000 yard receiver in a season since Jordan Shipley in 2009.  Harris is on pace to reach 1K yards this season.  I can certainly see the argument for Harris as MVP.

 

[Etex Horn]

My vote would be:

Offense: John Harris - runner up Tyrone Swoopes

Defense: Malcom Brown - runner up Jordan Hicks

I concur with Worster1.

 

[J.B. TexasEx]

Agree with CCausey11

O - Harris

D - Brown

 

[monarch]

gentlemen, may we please take a moment to define MVP - This is an abbreviation for Most Valuable Player and is an award given to an individual player for their outstanding achievements during the season.​

i took the liberty of obtaining this particular definition from  - 

therefore, this is not something that i just made up.  ​

gentlemen, upon my view, all of the aforementioned players that you have hereby listed as your respective choices, are certainly worthy as per honorable mentions.  however, are they really TEXAS MVP material?​

any honor of this particular magnitude, shouldn't just be given away... it should hereby be earned.  upon my opinion, an MVP shouldn't be just about how many hits a player may bestow, or how many ​

passes a particular player may catch throughout the season, or even how many pass completions throughout a respective season.  along with all of these aspiring and wonderful accomplishments,​

an MVP should also harbor the unshakeable will to inspire leadership.​

now isn't LEADERSHIP the all important ingredient that this year's TEXAS football team seem's to be totally devoid of....​

now you show me a respective TEXAS LONGHORN that is showing a broad amount of LEADERSHIP along with his own athletic prowess / skills / expertise, and i shall happily anoint him MVP.​

however, i shall continue to call it as i currently see it... paper dolls.  ​

you can dress them up in burnt orange and white uniforms to look the part, add in BEVO, the LHB, the LHN, and everything else... and they are still paper dolls...​

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[drgilbert]

Monarch, these players might not meet the standards of past mvp's but every team can have a mvp. If we take mvp to its simplist term them you just figure out which player that if we took them off this particular team would do the most harm. There lies our mvp

 

[dillohorn]

Hicks on D.     Brown on O.