NCAAF - Who will win the Maxwell Award (Player of the Year)

The Maxwell Award is presented annually to the best all-around collegiate football player.

2008 Finalists:
Graham Harrell, Texas Tech
Harrell, a senior from Ennis, Texas, has led Texas Tech to the most successful season in school history while in his third year as starting quarterback for the Red Raiders. The nation's leader in passing with 4,438 yards, Harrell has accounted for 45 touchdowns this season (39 passing, six rushing) while carrying the No. 7 Raiders to a 10-1 record.

Colt McCoy, Texas
McCoy has carried the 10-1 Longhorns to a No. 2 ranking in his third year as the starting quarterback for Texas. The junior from Tuscola, Texas holds the nation's highest completion percentage (77.2 percent) and has thrown for 3,134 yard and 30 touchdowns this season. He also leads the Longhorns in rushing with 527 yards and eight touchdowns.

Tim Tebow, Florida
Florida junior quarterback Tim Tebow, recipient of the Maxwell Award last year, looks to become just the second player to win the award twice. Tebow ranks first in the SEC in passing efficiency with a rating of 175.2, fifth best in the nation. He has thrown for 2,114 yards and 22 touchdowns with only two interceptions. He has also rushed for 427 yards and 11 touchdowns on the season.

The winner will be revealed Thursday, Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. on ESPN in Lake Buena Vista at the Walt Disney World Resort.