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Following the success the team has had over the last two years, Vanderbilt football fans firmly believe that quarterback Diego Pavia should be the 2025 Heisman Trophy frontrunner. Few are bigger supporters of that notion than former receiver Jordan Matthews.

FOX Sports analyst Robert Griffin III shared a surprising Heisman pick after Week 12. Griffin lists a top six players in his Heisman race each week, and after Week 12, he did stick with the usual QB trio of Marcel Reed,

In the wake of their success, quarterback Julian Sayin has emerged as the program's candidate for the Heisman Trophy. Wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is the consensus best player in America, but his numbers are lackluster as the Buckeyes spread the ball. So, according to FanDuel, Sayin trails only Indiana 's Fernando Mendoza in Heisman odds.

The Fighting Irish led 35-0 after one quarter of football. Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love rushed for 171 yards and three touchdowns on just eight carries. The Notre Dame offense ran for 324 yards on just 24 rushes — 13.7 yards per rush — with six touchdowns.