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Fans Can Vote Robert Nkemdiche for 2015 Paul Hornung Award
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UPDATE
As of Dec. 7, at 10 a.m., Robert Nkemdiche is in first place for the Paul Hornung Award by only 947 votes. Fan voting ends tomorrow at 11:59 p.m.
The race to first place has been neck-to-neck between Nkemdiche and Michigan player, Jabrill Peppers. Michigan fans are just as determined as Rebel fans to vote their player into first place.
Hottytoddy.com caught up Nkemdiche’s father, Sunday Nkemdiche to talk about the Paul Hornung award and what it would mean for Robert to win.
“I’m very, very excited,” Mr. Nkemdiche said about the possibility of his son winning the award. “To me, it would mean a lot and to the legacy of Mississippi. It would be tremendous.”
Robert has had an incredible season with the Ole Miss Rebels, and his father agrees that Robert had a remarkable game last Saturday against the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
“You can say that again,” Mr. Nkemdiche said as he chuckled in reference to how great his son played in the Egg Bowl. “He has put a lot of hard work and effort into it. He loves football.”
Mr. Nkemdiche said he encourages his friends and family to continue to vote and support Robert by voting everyday for the Paul Hornung award.
“I talk to my friends, family members and say this is one of our sons and he has put in hard work into this,” Mr. Nkemdiche said.
Ole Miss fans can help Ole Miss’ junior Robert Nkemdiche win the sixth annual Paul Hornung Award as presented by Texas Roadhouse by voting online until Tuesday, December 8, at midnight.
The fans’ vote will count as the 17th vote alongside 16 sports journalists and former NFL stars in the national selection committee deciding on the Paul Hornung Award winner. Nkemdiche is one of the four finalists for this award.
On Tuesday, November 24, Jabrill Peppers of Michigan is in first place with 6,339 votes. Robert Nkemdiche comes in second place with 3,673 votes. Christian McCaffrey of Stanford has 656 votes and Adoree Jackson of USC has 604 votes.
The Ole Miss fans can vote here: http://louisvillesports.org/paul-hornung/award-poll/
The winner will be announced on Friday, December 11.
Read more about the Paul Hornung Award here.
Callie Daniels is the senior managing editor at HottyToddy.com. She can be reached at callie.daniels@hottytoddy.com.
Updated by Emily Newton. Emily is a writer for HottyToddy.com and editor of Experience Oxford magazine. She can be reached at emily.newton@hottytoddy.com. Cover photo by Josh McCoy/Ole Miss Athletics
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Katheryn Coleman
November 24, 2015 at 8:51 pm
I want to vote for Robert. How do I do it?
Callie Daniels
November 25, 2015 at 8:52 am
Hello Katheryn,
Just click on the highlighted blue text “The Ole Miss fans can vote here.” It will take you to the voting page.
Joe A.
December 7, 2015 at 3:36 pm
This is all proof that the East coast bias is in effect. Christian McCaffrey will get all 16 of the votes of the media, as he has broken the all-time all purpose yardage record of Barry Sanders with the second most rushing yards in the country this year (over 1,800) the second most return yardage (over 1,000) and and another 600 yards receiving. The most incredible all around season in history. Watch his highlights at Wildcaff.com. He should win the Heisman if not for the east coast bias. I’m guessing that the comments on this thread stopped when you all realized that it is a foregone conclusion….
frank
December 14, 2015 at 6:45 pm
There is no way someone who has let his team down as he has win an award. You would have though after his brother did his dumb trick Robert would have learn something. He is a great player but no award winner.