A historical ranking of the top Heisman schools and conferences

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A historical ranking of the top Heisman schools and conferences - CBSSports.com

Kind of interesting. From article:


All-time Heisman Points

1. Notre Dame, 277
2. (tie) Oklahoma, Ohio State, 191
4. USC, 166
5. Michigan, 147
6. Texas, 105
7. Army, 102
8. Penn State, 99
9. UCLA, 98
10 (tie). Nebraska, Miami, 93
12. Pitt, 88
13. Stanford, 94
14. Alabama, 85
15. (tie) Florida, Georgia, 81
17. BYU, 76
18 (tie). Purdue, Michigan State, 74
20. (tie). Florida State, Minnesota, 73
22. Tennessee, 69
23. Auburn, 66
24. Navy, 63
25. Iowa, 58


Top 10 Heisman Teams By Decade:

1930s

1. Yale, 26
2. TCU, 20
3. Pittsburgh, 17
4. Tennessee, 12
5. Iowa, Chicago, Notre Dame, 10
8. Army, Nebraska, Colorado, Michigan, 9


1950s

1. Oklahoma, 51
2. Notre Dame, 48
3. Ohio State, 30
4. Michigan State, 28
5. UCLA, 25
6. Kentucky, 23
7 (tie) Iowa, Maryland, 21
9. Army, 20
10 (tie). SMU, Minnesota, Wisconsin, 19

Big Ten

1. Ohio State, 191
2. Michigan, 147
3. Penn State, 99
4. Nebraska,93
5. (tie) Michigan State, Purdue 74
7. Minnesota, 73
8. Iowa, 58
9. Wisconsin, 51
10. Illinois, 46
11. Northwestern, 26
12. Indiana, 25

Top Heisman Conferences by total points

Big Ten -- 957
SEC -- 599
Pac-12 -- 547
Big 12 -- 511
Notre Dame/Military Academies -- 454
ACC -- 350
Big East -- 152

The Big Ten claims bragging rights among conferences, thanks in large part to its 16 winners.
 










Alex Karras, Randy Duncan, Chuck Long, Brad Banks all #2 finishers.

Greene 5th

Dwight 7th.

Kinnick obviously won it. Not sure if the above information was in the article linked.
 






Iowa just missed the 2000's
Brad Banks (9pts)
Shon Greene (5pts)

2000s

1. USC, 56
2. Oklahoma, 51
3. Florida, 33
4. Texas, 31
5. Miami, 28
6. Arkansas, 18
7. Nebraska, 17
8 (tie) Texas Tech, Notre Dame, West Virginia, 16

USC notches its first decade win thanks to three winners (though one is later vacated). Oklahoma not far behind, one of four Big 12 teams (at the time) to place.
 




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