J.D. Skeets

The number one comment that makes me laugh, though, is when someone's like, should have been a tie.

They should have both win.

It's like, well, you're not.

OK, I know what you're saying.

You are saying they both had very deserving seasons to win rookie of the year.

It's not how the voting works.

You can't get to say I would like to split my vote between two guys and you can't call up the other.

You can't collude with the other ninety nine media members that are voting and say, OK, OK.

You guys go 50 on Cooper.

Okay, okay.

You guys go 50 on Cotton.

This is not a survivor vote here, okay, where you're trying to eliminate somebody and flush an idol.

Does Vijay have an idol?

We know what you're saying, but that's not how it works, man.

If it happens, it happens, and they're both deserving.

But you've got to pick one when you're doing the actual ballot.

And as we said, when you filled out your ballot, you would have liked Khan.

When you filled out your ballot, you would have liked Cooper.

And that's fine.

Which appears to be a damn good rookie class, because if Vijay Edgecombe and Dylan Harper are like...