While LSU’s Joe Burrow ran away with the Heisman Trophy in a record fashion Saturday night, a couple of Clemson players found out they did not get a total snub from the Heisman voters.
Quarterback Trevor Lawrence and running back Travis Etienne became the first two Tigers to finish in the top 10 of the Heisman voting during the same season.
Lawrence garnered three first place votes, 25 second place votes and 29 third place votes to finish seventh overall with 88 total points. Etienne finished ninth with 25 total points. He received seven second-place votes and 11 third place.