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Reggie Bush in USC's game against Arkansas in 2005. Credit: Patrick Gee
Heisman Trustee Jim Corcoran joined the Official Heisman Trophy Podcast in this week’s first episode of the season and discussed a handful of topics, chiefly the reinstatement of USC’s 2005 Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush.
Below is a transcript of the interview. It has been edited for clarity.
Here is a link the home of the Official Heisman Trophy podcast, where you can hear the complete interview and listen to past and future episodes.
Host Chris Huston : It’s been a very eventful summer for the Heisman Trust. Of course the biggest news has been the reinstatement of 2005 Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush. This was obviously something that has sort of been an asterisk for a few years. We’re curious, what was your thought process? What was the Trust’s thought process?
Jim Corcoran : We’ve been closely monitoring all of the enormous changes that have been taking place in college football. The landscape has changed, including the Supreme Court decision in 2021, which questioned the legality of amateurism, as you know, and it has opened the door to a totally new world, whether it’s name, image, and likeness or the recent proposal to remove the cap on education-related payments. So just the total landscape, Chris, has changed. And the Trust thought it was time to get together and make a change.
CH : How do you guys decide on something like that? Is it a voting process? Do you guys get together in a locked room and sweat it out until you come up with an answer?
JC : It’s a vote by the Trustees. You know, there really wasn’t any question now. It’s been a long time coming. We all got together and we just thought it was time. We thought Reggie had paid his dues. And more importantly, the landscape has changed. I think that’s why you saw a good reception to the announcement of giving Reggie back his trophy.
So many people, when they talk about college football and they talk 2005, they definitely know who the best player was and we just thought it was time and the right thing to do to give Reggie’s trophy back.
CH : Who made the call to Reggie and give him the news?
JC : Our president, Mike Comerford, reached out to Reggie’s team to let them know.
Reggie had not only a great college career, but he had a great pro career. He has his own foundation that still does a lot of great things to help others. I think it’ll be a great opportunity for people to learn a lot more about Reggie Bush and what he’s all about. We look forward to having him back on the dais with the greatest fraternity in the world, the Heisman Trophy winners.
CH : You guys all got together down in Florida when this announcement was made and you all sort of had a little powwow. Some of the winners were there. What were the emotions in the room like among the different various winners.
JC : You’d have loved it. We had maybe 15 former winners there and Mike Comerford got up there and made a speech to welcome him back. There were tears shed and there were hugs and so many people happy to have him back. It was exciting. He was very emotional.
CH : Does Reggie plan on coming out to the ceremony this year and taking part in the fun things like the Nissan Heisman House?
JC : I believe he is. I don’t think the world necessarily knows it out there, but you know, the Heisman presentation that happens on TV, when the winner gets the award on Saturday night, we end up throwing a black tie dinner the next night. I think we’re moving it to a brunch this year, moving it up because of the expanded college football playoffs. There’s probably going to be a number of contenders that are going to have to get back to their teams right away.
But the rest of the world should know that they can come to this event and when they do, you just buy a ticket and it works as a charitable donation because we’re a 501c3. The people that get to come to the dinner not only get a bird’s eye view, they can get pictures taken with winners and can get autographs and what not. We have 25 to 28 Heisman Trophy winners that are up on the dais.
CH : You know, one of the things I really loved about the decision to bring Reggie back into the fold was because the Heisman is the institution in college football that has probably changed the least over the years. It’s maybe the only institution left in the sport that is not going through catastrophic change at the moment. There’s also this reputation, fairly or not, for, for moving with deliberation and due process.
And I think that the Heisman Trust showed some great true colors in this regard by showing it could be flexible, showing it could change, showing it’s not necessarily invested in being stuck.
JC : As a trust, we are very confident that reinstating the trophy to Reggie is the right thing to do. And it is not going to diminish the value of the trophy or its well -earned reputation for integrity.
CH : I just want to talk about the Heisman Weekend real quick. It looks like this year, with all the changes in college football, the ceremony, the weekend surrounding it, it’s going to be a little different. Like you mentioned, potentially going to a Heisman brunch on the Sunday after the ceremony. Going into the future, do you see this year as kind of a little bit of a testing ground to see what works and then tweak it again going forward and maybe build some new traditions?
JC : Yeah, that’s a really good question Chris. We’ve been tweaking it a little bit over the last 20 years. You know, it started off as a four-day event. We have had private dinners for just the former winners and the contenders. Saturday we’ve had the telecast and then Sunday, a big dinner. We feel that that’s a great time of year, after the season ends and before the bowl games. But you have got to keep tweaking it.
CH : I love the fact that the Heisman is still a regular season award and if I had my druthers, the Heisman would remain that. So we keep that one tradition because one good thing about keeping it a regular season award is that everyone plays the regular season.
JC : Not everyone plays in a playoff. Chris, you are a hundred percent on it. I mean, if you, were talking to somebody from one of the top four schools, they would say, well, wait a minute, look what he did in the final game.
CH : But that’s the great thing about college football is that the whole premise of the college football is to be able to argue about this.
CH : Let’s close it out by telling us a little bit about what the Heisman Trust does.
JC : I love when you ask me that question. You know, as I said earlier, we are a charitable organization. And our mission is to grow the legacy and preserve the integrity of the Heisman Memorial Trophy.
Our goal is to harness the power of the Heisman Trophy’s legacy of athletic excellence to positively impact our nation’s youth and provide more equitable opportunities for underserved communities. I’m on the Charitable Giving Committee . We give away somewhere in the vicinity of 3-to-5 million dollars a year.
It’s been going up every year. You can go on our website, heisman.com , and you can see all the charities we give to. We also support the Heisman Trophy winners’ and their charities. We also, every year, give out the Heisman Humanitarian Award to someone who meets the mission of what we’re doing and has done really good things in their lives.
CH : Jim Corcoran, thanks for coming on the Official Heisman Trophy Podcast. You are indispensable to the Heisman’s success and its mission.
JC : Thanks Chris, keep up the good work. Good luck with the season this year. And let’s see who who steps up and becomes the Heisman winner this year.
FILE - Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson (5) tries to break away from TCU safety Millard Bradford (28) as he runs the ball during the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023, in Manhattan, Kan. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)
FILE - Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15) reacts after a touchdown against Mississippi during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023, in Athens, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore, File)
FILE - Kansas State quarterback Avery Johnson answers questions from the media during Big 12 NCAA college football media days in Las Vegas, Tuesday, July 9, 2024. (AP Photo/Lucas Peltier, File)
FILE - Then-0Kansas State quarterback Will Howard looks to pass during the second half of the team’s NCAA college football game against Baylor, Nov. 11, 2023, in Manhattan, Kan. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)
FILE - Then-Oklahoma quarterback Dillon Gabriel (8) scrambles during the first half of the team’s NCAA college football game against Kansas, Oct. 28, 2023 in Lawrence, Kan. (AP Photo/Colin E Braley, File)
FILE - Then-Alabama defensive back Caleb Downs (2) sets up for a play against Auburn during the first half of an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Nov. 25, 2023, in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/Vasha Hunt, File)
The Heisman Trophy race appears wide open this season.
The top five players in last year’s Heisman voting, won by LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels, and eight of the top 10 are currently in NFL training camps.
Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe is the only player among 2023’s top-10 vote-getters to appear on a long list of players with Heisman odds by Bet MGM.
Oregon quarterback Dillon Gabriel and Georgia’s Carson Beck lead that list. Gabriel would add a new twist to the recent trend of transfer quarterbacks winning the Heisman (five of the last seven): After stints at Oklahoma and UCF, he would be the first two-time transfer to win the award.
Beck would be a true anomaly for this current era of college football if he wins the Heisman: A fifth-year senior who has never switched schools.
There is also a group of former five-star, first-year starting quarterbacks in Tennessee’s Nico Iamaleava, Oklahoma’s Jackson Arnold and Kansas State’s Avery Johnson who could vault to the top of the class the way Alabama’s Bryce Young did in 2021.
There is an entire season ahead but some predictions on how the awards season might go:
Finalists: Carson Beck, QB, Georgia; Jaxson Dart, QB, Mississippi; Will Howard, QB, Ohio State; Avery Johnson, QB, Kansas State.
And the winner is ... Johnson. The expanded 12-team playoff should open the door to even more players being labeled Heisman contenders late in the season. Will SEC and Big Ten players get an extra boost by schedules that have potential to create even more big-stage games? If so, it will be even harder for players such as Johnson to break through, but his upside is massive and blonde flowing hair makes him hard to miss.
Finalists: Rueben Bain, DE, Miami; Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State; James Pearce, DE, Tennessee.
And the winner is ... Bain. The second-year pass rusher cojures up memories of Jadeveon Clowney at South Carolina and has the tools to be the first player selected in the 2026 NFL draft.
Finalists: Kelvin Banks Jr., OT, Texas; Will Campbell, OT, LSU; Mason Graham, DT, Michigan.
And the winner is ... Campbell, who then goes on to become the first offensive tackle selected in the draft.
Finalists: Ashton Jeanty, Boise State; Ollie Gordon II, Oklahoma State; Jaydn Ott, California.
And the winner is ... Jeanty, who becomes the first Doak winner to come from outside a power conference since BYU’s Luke Staley in 2001.
Finalists: Luther Burden III, Missouri; Jayden Higgins, Iowa State; Tetairoa McMillan, Arizona.
And the winner is ... Burden, who has said he wants to win the Heisman but will have to settle for this.
Finalists: Caleb Downs, S, Ohio State; Will Johnson, CB, Michigan; Benjamin Morrison, CB, Notre Dame.
And the winner is ... Downs, the Alabama transfer who stands out on a loaded Buckeyes’ defense.
Butkus Award (best linebacker): Barrett Carter, Clemson.
Mackey Award (best tight end): Luke Lachey, Iowa.
Groza Award (best kicker): Bert Auburn, Texas.
Ray Guy (best punter): Alex Mastromanno, Florida State.
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Madden 25 review: this is the best madden game in a while, but it still feels incomplete, share this article.
This is For The Win’s daily newsletter, The Morning Win. Did a friend recommend or forward this to you? If so, subscribe here . Have feedback? Leave your questions, comments and concerns through this brief reader survey ! Now, here’s Mike Sykes.
Good morning, Winners! Welcome back to the Morning Win. Thank you so much for rocking with us today. We appreciate you.
After having had College Football 25 take over my life for the last few weeks, I decided to give Madden a shot. I’ve been a sporadic Madden player over the years but figured I’d give it another shot since we finally got another college football video game , and it was awesome.
After playing it for four days straight, my feelings are mixed.
Don’t get it twisted — this isn’t a bad game! Anyone who has been a fan of Madden will love this one. There were plenty of redeemable qualities that kept me coming back.
The first thing that you should know about it is that this is not a copy-and-paste job with CFB 25. The two games are entirely different. Madden actually does a lot of things better than CFB 25, if I’m being honest.
READ MORE: What College Football 25 can learn from Madden
The first thing I did was go into a Play Now game. I chose to replay the Eagles’ first preseason game against the Ravens.
Big mistake, guys. That defense is excellent. It destroyed me. But, honestly, I was in awe at how alive it felt. The defense kept shifting around pre-snap. It was like the players were communicating with one another. It felt like watching an honest NFL game, which was nice.
The playbooks were also unique. The Eagles offense was fun. It was filled with a ton of run-pass option plays with intricate route concepts for Jalen Hurts to cycle through. It was impressive.
What I really wanted to play was the game’s Superstar mode. I’d been glued to Road to Glory on CFB 25 since the game came out and wanted to continue my player’s career on Madden.
Things started off pretty well! My player transferred over neatly. He looked exactly like he did on CFB 25, which was nice.
Once your player loads in, you select an archetype. Since this was a quarterback, I had four choices: field general, scrambler, improviser and power runner. Ultimately, I built a custom improviser mix.
From there, you play the NFL Combine and do various drills to improve your player. There’s also a Combine interview you can take that impacts your draft standing, too.
The questions are super silly and easy if you pay attention to Madden and the NFL in the slightest bit. The questions aren’t about defensive coverages and how to attack them. Instead, they’re silly things like who won Kick Tac Toe at the Pro Bowl in 2023.
Pretty sure I still got this wrong, but whatever.
Ultimately, the Jets drafted me with the 11th pick in the first round. They do the whole draft thing, too, by the way. Robert Saleh called me to let me know the Jets were picking me. You also get to shake hands with Roger Goodell, which was nice.
But things got super weird, super fast. For some reason, New York traded Aaron Rodgers to the Rams after picking me, and, well, that didn’t make any sense mostly because my player kind of stinks.
This is what really irked me. You’d think that as a Heisman-winning quarterback who broke virtually every passing record at USC, I’d have been a pretty good prospect. But nope! He’s a 65 overall quarterback.
It felt like the work I did on CFB 25 kind of didn’t matter, which sucked. But the mode was still fun to play. I played the preseason and, after a few quick games, he’s already a 70 overall. It’s not hard to level up. You get skill points upon completion of “quests,” which are basically stat goals for the season. The progression system is also much better than CFB 25’s. It’s more granular, so you can improve individual “core” skills instead of broadly improving a swath of them without control.
The mode was a bit glitchy. I had to restart the game a few times to get some of the menus to work. It also just completely kicked me in the middle of a fourth quarter, which was irritating, but I still had fun with it.
The presentation was excellent. The commentators knew I won the Heisman, which was nice. They also gave me a sweet chyron, too.
I haven’t had much time to explore the rest of the game, but these two modes gave me a pretty good sampling on what to expect.
Ultimately, this game is good. If you like Madden or love football, you’ll have a good time playing it. It’s an immersive NFL experience that breathes a lot of life into the experience.
Me, personally? I think I’m going to slide back to CFB 25 for a sec. I miss those drums.
RATING: 7 out of 10.
Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
If Colin Kaepernick does choose to come back to the NFL as a coach , it won’t be happening this year.
Harbaugh reportedly told Kap he had a coaching job waiting for him with the Chargers if he wanted it. The head coach reportedly offered Kaepernick that job back in January.
Now, it seems, it’s a bit too late to take it. Harbaugh told reporters that Kaepernick wouldn’t be coaching on the staff or playing on the team this year.
“I love Colin, but he’s not going to be on the coaching staff I set for this year, and he’s not going to be playing on the roster either,” he said.
That’s a reasonable position for Harbaugh, considering that the NFL season starts in a couple of weeks here. It’s a bit late to be adding names to the coaching staff.
It also seems he’s closing the window on Kaepernick playing for him, too, which is a bit disappointing. I guess Easton Stick is good enough? Whatever.
Maybe next year. We’ll see.
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Angel Reese has done a lot of record breaking in her rookie WNBA season so far, but she’s more concerned with wins. That was made clear during her press conference after a rough loss to the Phoenix Mercury on Thursday.
Here’s Meg Hall with more :
“After a rough loss to the Phoenix Mercury Thursday, Angel was asked about breaking Sylvia Fowles’ franchise single-season rebounding record. And, while that’s really dope, it’s probably the last thing she wants to hear following a loss. That’s something she’s said before — for example, after she broke the rookie double-double record — and it certainly wasn’t going to change on a night where the team mostly struggled without Chennedy Carter. As you might suspect, Angel rattled off an icy but blunt “I don’t wanna hear about no record” response to a reporter who asked.”
Record, schmecord. Angel is trying to make the playoffs.
(Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Weston Wilson got showered with sunflower seeds after becoming the first Phillies rookie to ever hit the cycle in a game.
Here’s every hit :
Every hit from Weston Wilson's cycle 😤 pic.twitter.com/jLsVY8eetq — MLB (@MLB) August 16, 2024
Good stuff, rook.
— Here’s Andrew Joseph with his annual NFL stadium ranking . This is always fun.
— Christian D’Andrea says the Raiders should lean into their own chaotic nature because , well, they’re the Raiders.
— Here’s Robert Zeglinski on how Josh Allen is enough to keep the Bills afloat.
— Caitlin Clark is out here signing newborn babies. Here’s Meg Hall with more.
— Here’s Meg again with the best schedule reveals from NBA teams across social media .
— Here’s Blake Schuster with more on the gambling scandal amid Notre Dame’s men’s swimming team . Yikes.
That’s a wrap, folks! Thanks so much for reading. Let’s do this again next week. We out.
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It’s been a long decade, but the day is finally upon us: EA Sports College Football 25 is here, marking a triumphant return for gaming’s greatest college football franchise after 10 years away. By all accounts, College Football 25 isn’t just the best version of the game we’ve ever seen, but one of the best sports games ever . A big reason for that is the fact that the game has been overhauled from top to bottom, both by building on the lessons EA Sports learned from many years developing its storied Madden NFL franchise and by introducing brand-new elements never seen before in football games.
From its polished presentation to its dynamic gameplay mechanics, College Football 25 has a lot going for it, but let’s take a closer look at some of our favorite features.
There are few things in the world of sports more electric than game day at a college football stadium. The crowd is brimming with energy, the players are fired up, and the stadium is quite literally shaking. College Football 25 absolutely nails this in every way, to the point that it feels nearly identical to watching a game on television. This is, hands down, the best presentation I’ve ever seen in a sports game.
While homefield advantage is present in nearly every sport, it’s different in college football. Homefield advantage has been proven to provide a significant impact in determining the outcome of a college football game, but that sort of thing can be a bit nebulous to capture in a game. That’s not the case here, as intense moments for the visiting team will see the crowd noise ratcheting up to ear-splitting levels, the screen shaking, and plays even displaying incorrectly.
This is a new system introduced with College Football 25 and it beautifully captures the way that experience can make all the difference when players have to maintain their composure in high pressure situations. Not only will players get hot or cold depending on the outcome of previous plays (which will in turn affect how they perform in future plays), but their experience will dictate those ups and downs. Freshmen are much more likely to be affected by those ups and downs, while upperclassmen will be more likely to keep their cool and perform in the clutch.
Long-time video game football fans are likely well-versed in things like player ratings, which provide numerical equivalents to players’ strengths and weaknesses. In College Football 25, players will also have mental and physical abilities that will give them advantages in certain situations. For example, a running back with the Downhill ability is more likely to break tackles after hitting max speed, while quarterbacks with the Field General ability can do things like identifying blitzers before the snap. There are 80 abilities in total, with each of them having four different tiers (Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum) depending on the player’s rating in a given category.
In most football games, it can be challenging to switch to a different player while you’re in coverage on defense. Cycling through players via button presses can be a challenge and there are inevitably times when you end up controlling a linebacker when you’d rather by a cornerback. Now, a simple flick of the right stick in the direction of the player you want will switch you to him, allowing you to quickly and easily manage multiple levels of coverage. Once the quarterback throws the ball, the right stick control will immediately switch back to the Hit Stick we all know and love.
The Option is a much bigger element of college offenses than it is in the professional game, so the developers at EA Sports completely overhauled this system to feel more intuitive. In addition to a new pull/keep mechanic during the handoff (depending on the read), the quarterback can dictate how powerful the pitch to the running back will be, as well as whether or not to abandon the run entirely and keep it for a quick pass to an open receiver.
Without a doubt, the biggest change to the college football landscape over the last ten years is the College Football Playoff, which kicked off in 2014 just as this series was taking its break. In this mode, you’ll take your team of choice through a number of divisions by earning ranked points as you try to work your way up the rankings. There are a couple of neat twists here, including the fact that it’s a head-to-head mode against other players and that you’ll earn more points by using teams that aren’t as highly ranked.
While not new to College Football 25 , Road to Glory is still one of the franchise’s best modes. You’ll play through an entire college career, from recruitment through the bowl game (hopefully!) in your senior year. Like any student-athlete, you’ll need to manage your class and practice schedule (including keeping that GPA up!) while earning the trust of your coach and teammates both on and off the field. As is the case with the real world college football landscape, this year features the transfer portal, which will give you an option to switch schools if you don’t feel like you’re getting the opportunities you deserve… or if you just think you look better in another team’s uniform.
Yes, there is a version of EA Sports’ Ultimate Team mode in College Football 25 and it’s a blast for anyone who loves the storied history of college football or enjoys the ins-and-outs of team building. Complete specific challenges, earn coins, then spend those coins to improve your team, whether that’s with current college players or legendary players from some of college football’s greatest teams.
The developers at EA Sports said from the beginning of the game’s development that their goal was for EA Sports College Football 25 to feel like a love letter to college football and it’s clear that they’ve succeeded. Want to see for yourself? Hit the gridiron now on Xbox Series X|S!
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