Denard Robison is Dominating College Football at a Fast Rate

"Shoelace" Denard Robison, a sophomore, has played three games only so far as the starting University for Michigan. He has had a combined total of 671 passing yards, an average QB rating of 158.64, 1 interception, and 4 touchdowns in the air. Not to mention, Denard has had 559 yards on the ground, and 4 touchdowns. He is averaging 7.6 yards per carry. He is the leading rusher of college football, and he is not slowing done for anyone. O, and one more small little detail, Denard Robison does all of this with his shows untied, every game. He has refused to tie his shoes ever since high school, and has not played a game since with them tied.

From AOL Fanhouse:

There's an epidemic quickly spreading throughout the Midwest and it's only a matter of time before it engulfs the entire nation.

Teenagers throughout the Midwest, especially in Michigan, are deliberately walking around with their shoelaces untied. Blame it on Denard Robinson.

"I've had a few (high school) coaches calling me lately," Michigan quarterbacks coach Rod Smith told FanHouse. "They're begging me to please tell Denard to tie his shoelaces, because all their kids are trying to emulate him by not tying their shoelaces." [...]

"Anyone that runs a 10.2 in the 100 meters, I'm not telling him to tie his shoes," Smith said. "But if the head man (Coach Rich Rodriguez) wants to, that's his call."

Denard Robison also runs a 4.3 40-yard dash. One of, if not the fastest 40 time by a quarterback the NCAA has ever seen. The blazing Michigan QB is on the run for a Heisman, so watch out football fans because he is on fire.