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DeVonta Smith Becomes Second Louisiana Native to Win Heisman   Sure, he dominates while wearing our despised crimson red, but no one can dispute the legendary season Alabama's DeVonta Smith just wrapped up. As hard as some LSU fans may find it to root for anyone wearing a crimson helmet, I like to believe most Louisianans are proud of one of our own. This week, Amite, Louisiana native DeVonta Smith won the most prestigious award in college football.... The Heisman Trophy. Smith winning the award is a big, big deal. Not only did he complete one of the most dominant seasons from the wide recei...

Jan 5, 2021 At DraftKings Sportsbook, Oklahoma quarterback Spencer Rattler leads all candidates at +300 for next season. After starting the season 1-2, the freshman quarterback lead the Sooners to eight consecutive wins; including a 27-21 rematch for the Big 12 Championship against No. 6 Iowa State, as well as a 55-20 rout over No. 7 Florida. Rattler finished 8th amongst all FBS quarterbacks with 28 touchdowns, and was 10th in passing yards with 3,031. If selected, Rattler would become the third Oklahoma QB since 2017 to win the Heisman, following Baker Mayfield in 2017 and Kyler Murray in 20...

Alabama WR DeVonta Smith, native of Amite, La., wins Heisman Trophy Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith (6) (Source: Kent Gidley) By Josh Auzenne | January 5, 2021 at 6:56 PM CST - Updated January 6 at 1:33 AM NEW YORK (WAFB) - Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith, a native of Amite, La., has won the 2020 Heisman Trophy, becoming the first wide receiver to win it since 1991. The senior pass catcher earned the honor with 1,856 points over his teammate, junior quarterback Mac Jones (1,130), Clemson junior quarterback Trevor Lawrence (1,187), and Florida senior quarterback Kyle Trask (737)...

By: Benjamin Solak December 22nd, 2020 2020-12-22T13:40:57-06:00 The Draft Network Photo: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports College football in 2020. Never has a season had such chaotic schedules. Never have teams had such depleted rosters. And never has a Heisman race been so… open. Really: it’s a wide-open Heisman race. Over the month of November, the favorite flipped from Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence to Alabama quarterback Mac Jones to Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields and back to Lawrence again—before bouncing over to Florida quarterback Kyle ...