Heisman, college football
The 6 closest Heisman Trophy voting races in college football history
Alabama’s Mark Ingram clinched the Heisman Trophy in the closest race in the award’s history, beating Stanford running back Toby Gerhart by a razor-thin 28 points. Ingram’s pivotal performances, like a career-best 246-yard game against South Carolina, helped carry Alabama to an undefeated season and their first SEC title in a decade.
Sportsnaut on MSN7h
Heisman Watch 2024: Travis Hunter climbs as Ashton Janty leads Heisman Trophy race, latest Heisman oddsWho will win the Heisman Trophy this year? Quarterbacks have taken the honor in recent years, with Jayden Daniels (2023) ...
LSU quarterback accepted the Heisman trophy, he talked about kids going hungry. His foundation is now trying to do something ...
Joe Burrow and the Bengals lost to Justin Herbert and the Chargers in 2021, two months before Cincinnati appeared in the ...
Joe Burrow possesses an unstoppable field vision and lethal accuracy, helping to redefine the Bengals' future. All his ...
The Heisman Trophy award looks to be highly contested this season. But there's plenty of reason Miami's Cam Ward is a ...
The previous time that Joe Burrow opposed Jalen Hurts as starting ... Earlier that month, Burrow had been announced as the Heisman Trophy winner, with Hurts finishing as the runner-up.
Olivia Holzmacher: the data analyst who’s been supporting Cincinnati Bengals star Joe Burrow since their Ohio State days.
Heisman voters often prefer to see the player they will be voting for, so teams that play high-profile, primetime games ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback