No school has won both the Heisman Trophy and the Naismith Award (Men's or Women's) in the same calendar year.
However, Baylor has won both in the same academic year, with Robert Griffin III winning the 2011 Heisman Trophy (presented in December 2011) and Brittney Griner winning the 2012 Women's Naismith Award (presented in April 2012).
I believe there have been four winners since the NFL-AFL merger. Barry Sanders was the last to win both. He won the Heisman in 1988 and shared the NFL MVP with Brett Favre in 1997. Marcus Allen won the Heisman in 1981 and the MVP in 1985. Earl Campbell won the Heisman in 1977 and the MVP in 1979. Finally, OJ Simpson won the Heisman in 1967 and the NFL MVP in 1973. Don't forget Paul Hornung -- the first to do it.
That was O.J. Simpson (1968 Heisman winner) and Roger Staubach (1963 Heisman winner) who were both elected to the Hall of Fame in 1985. Since then, six other Heisman winners have been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame ... Paul Hornung, Doak Walker, Earl Campbell, Tony Dorsett, Marcus Allen, and Barry Sanders. For the upcoming 2010 elections to the Hall, Tim Brown is the only Heisman winner on the list of electees.
James Naismith invented basketball. The man who invented basketball was born in Almonte, Ontario, Canada on November 6, 1861. At nine years of age, James Naismith became an orphan. Both of his parents died within three weeks of each other. After high school, the man who invented basketball finished his first of four degrees from McGill University in Quebec.
The man who invented basketball was born in Almonte, Ontario, Canada on November 6, 1861. At nine years of age, James Naismith became an orphan. Both of his parents died within three weeks of each other. After high school, the man who invented basketball finished his first of four degrees from McGill University in Quebec. It was a philosophy degree, and he followed that with a religion degree from Presbyterian College in Montreal. One year after obtaining his religion degree, Naismith stepped foot on the grounds of the YMCA Training School in Springfield, Massachusetts. YMCA Training School later changed its name to Springfield College. History would be made at Springfield College during a PE class, as the rough New England winter was in full force. The year was 1891, when the man who invented basketball made history. Naismith, who was 30 years of age, was teaching a physical education class that consisted of students who were older than him. The class was getting restless from the winter, they were too old for the children's games, and gymnastics protocol was getting boring. Naismith needed an "athletic distraction" from the weather and current class format.
As of the 2010 season, both the University of Notre Dame and Ohio State University have produced seven Heisman Trophy winners. The University of Southern California once had seven winners of the award, but running back Reggie Bush's eligibility during the 2005 season was invalidated by the NCAA. Bush's award was returned and vacated, leaving USC with only six Heisman winners.
2 ... Charlie Ward in 1993 and Chris Weinke in 2000, both from Florida State.
Yes, Tim Tebow and Sam Bradford both competed in the 2009 college football season as former Heisman trophy winners.There have never before been two Heisman trophy winners play in the regular season, but it has happened several times in Bowl Games (Matt Leinart and Reggie Bush both won Heismans and played together in their final bowl game for USC).
Dean Steinkuhler and Mike Rozier at Nebraska in 1983Luke Joeckel and Johnny Manziel 2012
I believe there have been four winners since the NFL-AFL merger. Barry Sanders was the last to win both. He won the Heisman in 1988 and shared the NFL MVP with Brett Favre in 1997. Marcus Allen won the Heisman in 1981 and the MVP in 1985. Earl Campbell won the Heisman in 1977 and the MVP in 1979. Finally, OJ Simpson won the Heisman in 1967 and the NFL MVP in 1973. Don't forget Paul Hornung -- the first to do it.
That was O.J. Simpson (1968 Heisman winner) and Roger Staubach (1963 Heisman winner) who were both elected to the Hall of Fame in 1985. Since then, six other Heisman winners have been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame ... Paul Hornung, Doak Walker, Earl Campbell, Tony Dorsett, Marcus Allen, and Barry Sanders. For the upcoming 2010 elections to the Hall, Tim Brown is the only Heisman winner on the list of electees.
Auburn University has produced three Heisman Trophy winners. Pat Sullivan (1971), Bo Jackson (1985), and Cam Newton (2010).
John Heisman
The Naismith Award is presented annually to the top player in the sport of both men's and women's college basketball.
The person on the heisman is Desmond Howard. He went to the University of Michigan. He invented the heisman pose. And he was the first person from Michigan to win the heisman. The second was Charles Woodson and both of them ended up on the Green Bay Packers.
There's no reason they can't both be winners (and losers).
James Naismith invented basketball. The man who invented basketball was born in Almonte, Ontario, Canada on November 6, 1861. At nine years of age, James Naismith became an orphan. Both of his parents died within three weeks of each other. After high school, the man who invented basketball finished his first of four degrees from McGill University in Quebec.
The following Heisman Trophy winners are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: 1948 - Doak Walker 1956 - Paul Hornung 1963 - Roger Staubach 1968 - O.J. Simpson 1976 - Tony Dorsett 1977 - Earl Campbell 1981 - Marcus Allen 1988 - Barry Sanders