Trophy Case
Heisman Trophy
Winning Tradition
Historic Upsets
Stadiums
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This iconic individual award features a bronze statue of a player stiff-arming, modeled after NYU's Ed Smith.

Heisman Trophy

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He won the 2024 Heisman Trophy as the dynamic, dual-threat quarterback for the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Jalen Milroe

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To celebrate a big win, this SEC school's fans ring thousands of loud, metallic cowbells until their arms get tired.

Mississippi State University

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In one of the most shocking season openers of the 21st century, this FCS underdog traveled to Ann Arbor in 2007 and stunned No. 5 Michigan 34–32.

Appalachian State

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Known as "The Big House," this legendary Big Ten venue holds the record for the largest seating capacity of any football stadium in the United States.

Michigan Stadium

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This massive piece of wooden lumberjack equipment is awarded to the winner of the oldest rivalry in college football between Wisconsin vs Minnesota. 

Paul Bunyan's Axe

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This Michigan Wolverines cornerback and kick returner famously struck the "Heisman pose" against Ohio State on his way to winning the 1991 trophy.

Desmond Howard

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A winning tradition born in the 1950s, this SEC school paints its endzones in a distinct checkerboard pattern to celebrate every touchdown.

University of Tennessee

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In 2024, this MAC underdog traveled to South Bend as a 28.5-point underdog and stunned the 5th-ranked Fighting Irish 16–14.

Northern Illinois University

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Fans create one of the most intimidating environments in college football at this SEC stadium, nicknamed "Death Valley."

Tiger Stadium

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This trophy consists of three interlocking football players representing Army, Navy, and Air Force.

Commander-in-Chief's Trophy

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This Auburn Tigers multi-sport legend won the 1985 Heisman Trophy before playing at an elite level in both the NFL and MLB.

Bo Jackson

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To celebrate a win, fans of this SEC school gather to "Roll Toomer's Corner," a tradition that involves coating giant oak trees in toilet paper.

Auburn University

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Entering the matchup as 33.5-point underdogs, this FCS powerhouse went into Lane Stadium in 2010 and stunned a Virginia Tech team that would end up winning the ACC.

James Madison University

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This stadium features the heartwarming "_______ Wave," where fans and players turn to wave to patients at the nearby children's hospital.

Kinnick Stadium (or the University of Iowa's stadium)

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This SEC rivalry winner receives "The Golden Boot."

 LSU and Arkansas

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Though he won the 1959 Heisman Trophy as a halfback for LSU, this legendary player went on to achieve fame by missing zero games in a 15-year NFL career, mostly with the Giants.

Billy Cannon

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Boasting over 780 all-time victories, this Big 12 university holds the record for the most wins by an FBS program without ever winning a national championship.

West Virginia University

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In 1996, this unranked, winless Pac-10 program snapped Nebraska's legendary 26-game winning streak by shutting out the No. 1 Cornhuskers 19–0.

Arizona State University

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Originally constructed with a capacity of just 9,000 in 1905 before evolving into a massive 100,000+ seat SEC colosseum, this stadium famously sits right next to the river. 

Neyland Stadium (University of Tennessee)

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This team played in the first and last BCS National championship game. They won during their second appearance. 

Florida State

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He is the only player to win the Heisman Trophy twice, taking it home as a running back for Ohio State in 1974 and 1975.

Archie Griffin

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Before entering the field, this Big Ten team walks past a restored, operational 3-inch anti-tank gun mounted outside their Tomlinson Fieldhouse and stadium complex.

Purdue University

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Entering the game as massive 41-point underdogs, this Pac-10 team shocked No. 2 USC in 2007 with a stunning 24–23 victory in Los Angeles.

Stanford University

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This Big10 stadium incorporates an actual historic Union Army Civil War training camp into its surrounding grounds.

Camp Randall Stadium (Wisconsin)