FSU’S HEISMAN WINNERS

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Recognized as the most prestigious award in college sports, the Heisman Memorial Trophy has been presented annually to the most outstanding player in college football since 1935. The award is steeped in athletic history. It’s named after John W. Heisman, one of the game’s earliest promoters and most successful coaches. The trophy is known across football and pop culture today as the ultimate confirmation of greatness. Just think about how many guys strike the “Heisman pose” while dominating during a game! For FSU, three Seminoles have won the coveted award. Learn more about Charlie Ward, Chris Weinke and Jameis Winston, who go down as some of the best to suit up for the Garnet and Gold.

WARD-TO-DUNN-TO-HEISMAN
A TOP TWO-SPORT ATHLETE
A YOUNG HEISMAN WINNER
THE TOP SEMINOLE
WARD’S LAST HURRAH AT HOME
HE’S DONE THAT POSE BEFORE
A FULL-TIME SEMINOLE
WEINKE’S SECOND CHANCE
FAMOUS JAMEIS WINSTON
THE GARNET AND GOLD STANDARD
IT TAKES A VILLAGE
A HISTORIC REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON
A TEAM PLAYER
A NATION-LEADING SEASON
LAST SECOND HEROICS
A NUMBER FOR THE HISTORY BOOKS
NO. 1 THE ENTIRE WAY
A RECORD-SETTING PERFORMANCE
WAY TO GO, CHARLIE
A RESILIENT SEASON
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