USC has had more Heisman winners than any other college football program. The Heisman Trophy is an annual award given to the most outstanding player in college football, and multiple Trojans have ...

When it comes to Heisman Trophy winners, the subject of USC’s long and storied history with the prestigious college football award is bound to spark a few arguments.. Should Reggie Bush be part ...

Moreover, USC coach Lincoln Riley has now coached three of the last six Heisman winners. Along with Williams, he helped Baker Mayfield in 2017 and Kyler Murray in 2018 win the award during his ...

Now that Reggie Bush and his Heisman Trophy have officially reunited — pushing USC to a record eight winners — it might be time to renew an old debate.. Among all the Trojans who have hoisted ...

The USC Trojans have maintained its grip at the top of the 2026 recruiting rankings through July. One USC legend is loving ...

With Caleb Williams' Heisman win with USC in 2022, the Trojans moved into a four-way tie for most winners with seven, along with Notre Dame, Ohio State and Oklahoma. Technically.

With Caleb Williams' Heisman win with USC in 2022, the Trojans moved into a four-way tie for most winners with seven, along with Notre Dame, Ohio State and Oklahoma. Technically.

USC Trojans’ legend Matt Leinart never misses a chance to talk about the USC Trojans – no matter the location. The Heisman Trophy winner attended the American C ...

The Heisman Trophy is the most coveted ... and Derrick Henry (2015), Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith (2020), USC ... Here's a look back at every Heisman Trophy winner in ...

These are the colleges with the most Heisman Trophy winners from 1935 to today. ... USC leads all programs with eight recipients, followed by Ohio State, Oklahoma and Notre Dame with seven each.

The USC Trojans have officially retired Caleb Williams' No. 13 — and formally re-retired Reggie Bush's No. 5, meaning that all eight of their Heisman Trophy winners now have their numbers retired.

Quarterbacks Carson Palmer (2002) and Matte Leinart (2004) join Williams as the other two winners. Three teams are tied for second with seven Heisman winners: Oklahoma, Ohio State and Notre Dame.