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| Jim Plunkett: Every Underdog Has His Day Heisman Trophy Winner Jim Plunkett's background gave him every excuse for failure—he refused to take any. |
| Les Horvath: 1944 Heisman Trophy Winner Les Horvath's football debut was hardly the most auspicious possible. |
| Glenn Davis: "The Real Touchdown Twin" Despite being dubbed the "Touchdown Twins," Army's Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard were not identical physical specimens. Doc Blanchard, at 6’0� and 205 pounds, was by far the bigger of the two football legends. The 5’9�, 170 pound Davis, however, may have been the better natural athlete. |
| Steve Owens: 1969 Heisman Trophy Winner If anyone was born to play Oklahoma football it was 1969 Heisman winner Steve Owens. |
| Doc Blanchard: The Army War Machine Dr. Felix Anthony Blanchard, Sr. bestowed three things to his son, 1945 Heisman Trophy winner, "Doc" Blanchard. |


