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No, but his father (Tom Harmon) did in 1940 playing for the University of Michigan.

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In June, 2010 the NCAA placed USC on four years probation, took away 30 scholarships over the next three years, and banned them from playing in a bowl game for the next two years.

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The University of Minnesota's only Heisman Trophy winner was halfback Bruce Smith, who received the honor in 1941. He was a key player in the Gophers' bacl-to-back national championships in 1940 and 1941. Smith is one of 13 Heisman winners who also played on a national championship team the same season.

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The Ohio State University, Notre Dame, and the University of Southern California (USC) all have 7 winners as of 2009. Ohio State is the only school with a two time winner in Archie Griffin.

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5 1936 Larry Kelley Yale End 1949 Leon Hart* Notre Dame End 1987 Tim Brown Notre Dame Wide Receiver 1991 Desmond Howard Michigan Wide Receiver 1997 Charles Woodson Michigan Cornerback

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"The Express - The Ernie Davis Story"

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Larry Kelley, the 1936 winner from Yale, played on defense during his college days but was much better known for his pass receiving ability. Leon Hart, the 1948 winner from Notre Dame, also played on both sides. The only player that was strictly a defensive player that won the Heisman was cornerback Charles Woodson, the 1997 winner from Michigan. Click on the 'Heisman Trophy Winners' link on this page to view all of the winners starting from 1935.

Actually Woodson wasn't the just a defensive player he won the award mainly because of his punt and kick returning granted he was a great corner but that wasn't enough for him to win the fact he was a great return man gave him the heisman

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Bo Jackson (RB) from Auburn

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No....his father Tom Harman did.

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There is only one person to have won the award more than once, and his name was Archie Griffin. Griffin was a runningback for Ohio State and won the award in 1974 and 1975.

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4.62 but his 10 yard split is 1.53 (a tenths faster than the average{1.63} )

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Archie Manning has three sons:

1) Eli - Quarterback of the New York Giants

2) Peyton - Quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts

3) Cooper - An oil and gas stock trader

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Ohio state

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Bruce Smith (the 1941 winner), Paul Hornung (1956), Ty Detmer (1990), Desmond Howard (1991), Rashaan Salaam* (1994), Danny Wuerffel (1996), Charles Woodson (1997) and Eric Crouch* (2001).

* Was either inactive or on the Green Bay practice squad.

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John Capelletti, Penn State

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Type your answer here..Yes. He graduated from USC in 2002 with a degree in public policy and management. He then went on to receive an MBA from Harvard.

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no... Aj green gets his vote

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Jay Berwanger, Chicago running back.

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Roger Starbuck

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3 (Andre Ware in 1989, Charlie Ward in 1993, Troy Smith in 2006)