College football's most exclusive club has a new member.
The 2024 Heisman Trophy winner has been announced, with the award given to college football's most outstanding player: Colorado Buffaloes cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter. He beat out Oregon Ducks quarterback Dillon Gabriel, Boise State Broncos running back Ashton Jeanty and Miami Hurricanes quarterback Cam Ward to win the award.
Hunter is just the second recipient from his program to take home the Heisman. Running back Rashaan Salaam captured the Buffaloes' first Heisman in 1994, 30 years before Hunter did it again.
So, which school has produced the most Heisman Trophy winners of all time?
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Which college football team has the most Heisman Trophy winners?
USC boasts the most Heisman winners in college football history with eight. The Trojans had been tied for first with three other schools until running back Reggie Bush's 2005 award win was reinstated in April 2024.
Running back Mike Garrett (1965), running back O.J. Simpson (1968), running back Charles White (1979), running back Marcus Allen (1981), quarterback Carson Palmer (2002), quarterback Matt Leinart (2004) and quarterback Caleb Williams (2022) are the other Heisman winners from USC.
Ohio State, Oklahoma and Notre Dame are tied for the second-most Heisman winners with seven apiece. The Buckeyes' total includes running back Archie Griffin's back-to-back wins from 1974-75. Griffin is the only player to win the Heisman more than once.
Heisman Trophy winners by college football team
Since the Heisman was first awarded in 1935, there have been 20 schools to produce multiple Heisman winners:
1. USC, 8: RB Mike Garrett (1965), RB O.J. Simpson (1968), RB Charles White (1979), RB Marcus Allen (1981), QB Carson Palmer (2002), QB Matt Leinart (2004), RB Reggie Bush (2005), QB Caleb Williams (2022)
T-2. Ohio State, 7: HB Les Horvath (1944), RB Vic Janowicz (1950), RB Howard Cassady (1955), RB Archie Griffin (1974, 1975), RB Eddie George (1995), QB Troy Smith (2006)
T-2. Oklahoma, 7: RB Billy Vessels (1952), RB Steve Owens (1969), RB Billy Sims (1978), QB Jason White (2003), QB Sam Bradford (2008), QB Baker Mayfield (2017), QB Kyler Murray (2018)
T-2. Notre Dame, 7: QB Angelo Bertelli (1943), QB John Lujack (1947), TE Leon Hart (1949), RB John Lattner (1953), QB Paul Hornung (1956), QB John Huarte (1964), WR Tim Brown (1987)
5. Alabama, 4: RB Mark Ingram (2009), RB Derrick Henry (2015), WR DeVonta Smith (2020), QB Bryce Young (2021)
T-6. Army, 3: FB Felix "Doc" Blanchard (1945), RB Glenn Davis (1946), RB Pete Dawkins (1958)
T-6. Auburn, 3: QB Pat Sullivan (1971), RB Bo Jackson (1985), QB Cam Newton (2010)
T-6. Florida, 3: QB Steve Spurrier (1966), QB Danny Wuerffel (1996), QB Tim Tebow (2007)
T-6. Florida State, 3: QB Charlie Ward (1993), QB Chris Weinke (2000), QB Jameis Winston (2013)
T-6. LSU, 3: RB Billy Cannon (1959), QB Joe Burrow (2019), QB Jayden Daniels (2023)
T-6. Michigan, 3: RB Tom Harmon (1940), WR Desmond Howard (1991), CB Charles Woodson (1997)
T-6. Nebraska, 3: WR Johnny Rodgers (1972), RB Mike Rozier (1983), QB Eric Crouch (2001)
T-13. Georgia, 2: RB Frank Sinkwich (1942), RB Herschel Walker (1982)
T-13. Miami, 2: QB Vinny Testaverde (1986), QB Gino Torretta (1992)
T-13. Navy, 2: RB Joe Bellino (1960), QB Roger Staubach (1963)
T-13. Texas, 2: RB Earl Campbell (1977), RB Ricky Williams (1998)
T-13. Texas A&M, 2: RB John David Crow (1957), QB Johnny Manziel (2012)
T-13. Wisconsin, 2: FB Alan Ameche (1954), RB Ron Dayne (1999)
T-13. Yale, 2: TE Larry Kelley (1936), HB Clinton Frank (1937)
T-13. Colorado, 2: RB Rashaan Salaam (1994), WR/CB Travis Hunter (2024)
You can check out a full list of Heisman winners by year here.
