On Saturday Night, the most prestigious award in all of sports is given out as the Heisman Trophy will be awarded to the most outstanding player in college football. While the MVP awards in the professional ranks are a high honor, the Heisman Trophy launches careers, and regardless of how an athlete pans out in the pros, they're forever remembered as a Heisman Trophy winner.
How to watch the Heisman Trophy ceremony
The Heisman Trophy ceremony will start on Saturday Night at 7:00 PM Eastern, and the show typically runs for an hour. For the first time ever, the ceremony will be broadcast on ABC as it's typically shown on ESPN. The ceremony will also be available to stream on the ESPN app. If you are looking for a streaming service with ESPN and ABC available, Fubo TV has ABC along with plenty of other channels.
Who are the finalists for the Heisman Trophy?
This year's Heisman Trophy finalist group is made up of 3 quarterbacks and 1 running back. Quarterback Fernando Mendoza led Indiana to an undefeated season, beating Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship. Diego Pavia led the Vanderbilt Commodores to an incredible 10-2 record as the face of the program's resurgence. Julian Sayin stepped into the Ohio State offense, and kept the team firing on all cylinders. Jeremiyah Love has been the clear best running back in the Country helping Notre Dame go 10-2.
Where is the Heisman Trophy Ceremony?
The Heisman Trophy Ceremony is live from New York City which has been the tradition since the award began as the "DAC Trophy" in 1935.
Who is the favorite to win the Heisman Trophy
Fernando Mendoza has been the overwhelming favorite to win the Heisman Trophy to the point that FanDuel Sportsbook and several other oddsmakers have taken it off the board.
All odds and lines are subject to change