Boise State RB Riley's Heisman pose is backed up by his FBS-leading 1,241 yards rushing

Boise State running back Dylan Riley, front, runs for a touchdown with Colorado State linebacker Oumar Diomande in pursuit in the first half of an NCAA college football game, on Nov. 7, in Fort Collins, Colo. AP Photo/David Zalubowski FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — The Heisman pose that Dylan Riley struck after his third touchdown over the weekend wasn't so much impromptu as insistence.The Boise State junior running back was encouraged by teammates leading into the game at Colorado State to bust it out.So he listened. His game is certainly Heisman-conversation material even if his name is not yet surfacing alongside the favorites such as Notre Dame quarterback CJ Carr, Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith and Miami QB Darian Mensah. Or, for that matter, even the dark horses like quarterbacks Devon Dampier (Utah) and Drew Mestemaker (Oklahoma State).Riley makes a compelling case, though, with an FBS-leading 1,241 yards rushing.

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