Preseason longshots the past two years have ended up winning the Heisman Trophy.
Last year, Louisville's Lamar Jackson had 50-1 odds when practices started. Jackson quickly became the odds-on favorite though after his performance in the first three games where he accounted for 18 touchdowns, including 10 rushing, and became the youngest player to win the award.
Jackson's 4,928 yards of total offense is second in Heisman history to the 5,022 yards racked up by BYU's Ty Detmer in 1990.
Two years ago Alabama's Derrick Henry was at 25-1 in the preseason before setting a Southeastern Conference single-season rushing record with 1,986 yards and becoming just the second running back since 1999 to win.