It's still early, but Sanchez is on pace to have equal, if not better, numbers than when Palmer and Leinart won their Heisman trophies. What do you guys think, does Sanchez have what it takes to win it?

http://www.examiner.com/x-888-Los-Angeles-Sports-Examiner

Consider the following statistics: In Palmer’s 2002 winning campaign, he passed for 3942 yards and had 37 total touchdowns (four rushing). When Leinart captured the award in 2004, he finished with 3322 yards and 36 total touchdowns (three rushing). If Sanchez can keep his current pace, he would be on track for 3060 yards and 42 passing touchdowns. Compared to Palmer and Leinart, those numbers stack up nicely.

(From the FanPosts. - TZ)

According to this report, the Raptors and Pacers are discussing a trade based around T.J. Ford and Jermaine O'Neal. It would make sense for both teams to pull the trigger, so it seems more likely than the PHX rumor involving Ford for Boris Diaw.

Anyways, if this trade goes through, Indiana would most likey take Anthony Randolph as O'Neal's replacement, and in the process likely dropping D.J. Augustin down one slot to us.

It's all a rumor right now, but the Kings could get Augustin and trade the two second rounders to get back in and grab a Anderson/McGee/Hickson type and fill the PG and PF problem.