When the 2025 College Football season kicked off, Arch Manning was the name that most people thought would be in contention for the Heisman trophy. Now here we are at the end of October, and there are many other names that rank way higher on the list of contenders.

The 2025 Heisman Trophy race looks wildly different after the first Saturday in November than it did in the college football preseason.

As November approaches, the Heisman Trophy contender list continues to narrow down. From Fernando Mendoza to Ty Simpson, the leading-candidates showed up once again in Week 9. And as we get down the stretch, there's no telling how much tighter this race will be if they all continue to perform.

College football’s Heisman race is heating up after Week 5, with surprising moves shaking up the leaderboard and leaving fans wondering who will emerge as the frontrunner.

The success of quarterbacks Fernando Mendoza and Diego Pavia reinforces an old truth about the children and grandchildren of immigrants.

BetMGM has 16 players on its current odds list for the Heisman Trophy and Navy quarterback Blake Horvath isn’t one of them.

The scary thing for No. 9 Miami is that Beck has shown to be turnover prone, as he had three three-interception games last year for Georgia. He will look to rebound his Heisman hopes this week with a visit to SMU on the slate.

Fernando Mendoza long ago deleted nearly all social media, hoping to block out the "noise and clutter" Curt Cignetti preaches against.

To better understand Ty Simpson and his journey to becoming a Heisman Trophy contender at quarterback for Alabama football, AL.com recently spent three days in his hometown.

Ohio State keeps rolling along, and their quarterback's Heisman Trophy chances are only improving. Julian Sayin lit up Penn State on Saturday, finishing 20-of-23 for 316 yards and four scores in the Buckeyes' 38-14 win.