Heisman Trophy

The Heisman Trophy is the pre-eminent individual college football award, given each year to the nation's most outstanding player as voted on by a panel of media, former winners, and members of the Downtown Athletic Club in New York City. Technically, the award is open to any player at any school in any division; in practice, the winner has always been from a major college program.

1935	Jay Berwanger	Chicago	halfback
1936	Larry Kelley	Yale	end
1937	Clint Frank	Yale	halfback
1938	Davey O'Brien	Texas Christian	quarterback
1939	Nile Kinnick	Iowa	halfback
1940	Tom Harmon	Michigan	halfback
1941	Bruce Smith	Minnesota	halfback
1942	Frank Sinkwich	Georgia	halfback
1943	Angelo Bertelli	Notre Dame	quarterback
1944	Les Horvath	Ohio State	QB/halfback
1945	Doc Blanchard	Army	fullback
1946	Glenn Davis	Army	halfback
1947	Johnny Lujack	Notre Dame	quarterback
1948	Doak Walker	Southern Methodist	halfback
1949	Leon Hart	Notre Dame	end
1950	Vic Janowicz	Ohio State	halfback
1951	Dick Kazmaier	Princeton	halfback
1952	Billy Vessels	Oklahoma	halfback
1953	Johnny Lattner	Notre Dame	halfback
1954	Alan Ameche	Wisconsin	fullback
1955	Howard Cassaday	Ohio State	halfback
1956	Paul Hornung	Notre Dame	quarterback
1957	John David Crow	Texas A&M	halfback
1958	Pete Dawkins	Army	halfback
1959	Billy Cannon	Louisiana State	halfback
1960	Joe Bellino	Navy	halfback
1961	Ernie Davis	Syracuse	halfback/LB
1962	Terry Baker	Oregon State	quarterback
1963	Roger Staubach	Navy	quarterback
1964	John Huarte	Notre Dame	quarterback
1965	Mike Garrett	Southern California	halfback
1966	Steve Spurrier	Florida	quarterback
1967	Gary Beban	Cal-Los Angeles	quarterback
1968	O.J. Simpson	Southern California	halfback
1969	Steve Owens	Oklahoma	fullback
1970	Jim Plunkett	Stanford	quarterback
1971	Pat Sullivan	Auburn	quarterback
1972	Johnny Rodgers	Nebraska	running back
1973	John Cappelletti	Penn State	running back
1974	Archie Griffin	Ohio State	running back
1975	Archie Griffin (2)	Ohio State	running back
1976	Tony Dorsett	Pittsburgh	running back
1977	Earl Campbell	Texas	running back
1978	Billy Sims	Oklahoma	running back
1979	Charles White	Southern California	running back
1980	George Rogers	South Carolina	running back
1981	Marcus Allen	Southern California	running back
1982	Herschel Walker	Georgia	running back
1983	Mike Rozier	Nebraska	running back
1984	Doug Flutie	Boston College	quarterback
1985	Bo Jackson	Auburn	running back
1986	Vinny Testaverde	Miami (FL)	quarterback
1987	Tim Brown	Notre Dame	wide receiver
1988	Barry Sanders	Oklahoma State	running back
1989	Andre Ware	Houston	quarterback
1990	Ty Detmer	Brigham Young	quarterback
1991	Desmond Howard	Michigan	wide receiver
1992	Gino Torretta	Miami (FL)	quarterback
1993	Charlie Ward	Florida State	quarterback
1994	Rashaan Salaam	Colorado	running back
1995	Eddie George	Ohio State	running back
1996	Danny Wuerffel	Florida	quarterback
1997	Charles Woodson	Michigan	cornerback
1998	Ricky Williams	Texas	running back
1999	Ron Dayne	Wisconsin	running back
2000	Chris Weinke	Florida State	quarterback
2001	Eric Crouch	Nebraska	quarterback
2002	Carson Palmer	Southern California	quarterback
2003	Jason White	Oklahoma	quarterback
2004	Matt Leinart	Southern California	quarterback
2005	vacant
2006	Troy Smith	Ohio State	quarterback
2007	Tim Tebow	Florida	quarterback
2008	Sam Bradford	Oklahoma	quarterback
2009	Mark Ingram	Alabama	running back
2010	Cam Newton	Auburn	quarterback
2011	Robert Griffin III	Baylor	quarterback
2012	Johnny Manziel	Texas A&M	quarterback
2013	Jameis Winston	Florida State	quarterback
2014	Marcus Mariota	Oregon

The 2005 Heisman was won by Reggie Bush, running back, Southern California. However, it was later determined that Bush was ineligible under NCAA regulations, and as a result he was stripped of the award.