[12/18/14] NEW YORK
>> In its 80th year, the Heisman Memorial Trophy is Hawaii-bound
after Saint Louis School graduate Marcus Mariota was awarded the iconic
bronze statue today on national TV.
The
University of Oregon quarterback won the award, symbolic of being the
nation's top college football player, over two other finalists --
Alabama wide receiver Amari Cooper and Wisconsin running back Melvin
Gordon -- receiving 90.92 percent of the total points, second highest
all-time behind Ohio State's Troy Smith.
"You
dream about the Heisman, every player does, but to actually receive it
is a real dream come true," Mariota said. "I feel blessed and honored."
Mariota is the first player from Hawaii, and the first for the University of Oregon, to win the award.
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Star Advertiser looks back at Marcus Mariota
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The Top Ten thoughts that went though Marcus Mariota's mind when he won the Heisman Trophy
*** [12/24/14]
Marcus Mariota had a plan
*** [12/29/14]
Star Advertiser looks back at Marcus Mariota
*** 10/24/12 (posted 2/24/15)
Leader of the Quack Attack
*** 4/25/15
Mariota ready for the next chapter
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